Editor’s Note: This article and this article are siblings. They are both on the same subject – using ChatGPT (an artificial intelligence writing programme) in the classroom. Can you guess which article the real human wrote, and which one the robots-who-will-soon enslave-us-all developed? The prompt was: “Please write an article about the potential of using… Keep Reading
Editor’s Note: This article and this article are siblings. They are both on the same subject – using ChatGPT (an artificial intelligence writing programme) in the classroom. Can you guess which article the real human wrote, and which one the robots-who-will-soon enslave-us-all developed? The answer will be published in the Newsletter! (And here, in a… Keep Reading
Breaking out of the online blues. Running an international exchange from your armchair… After 18 months of online teaching many students are jaded. Chances are you are too! Here’s one way to breathe life into your online classroom and remotivate you and your students. I teach legal English at Potsdam University and for the past… Keep Reading
TED talks offer free and engaging content for teaching and learning English. Teachers can use them to enhance their lessons and spark their students’ interest in language learning. Beate Ziebell explains why TED talks are great for boosting learner motivation and how to make them into actual learning resources. Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)… Keep Reading
In her educational March workshop “A hitchhikerʼs guide to bringing the ‘interculturalʼ into the classroom“ at the Berlin School of English, Mandy discussed the topic of cross-cultural communication and intercultural competence in ELT. For those who missed out, don’t worry – here is your summary of the main points and activities. What role does cultural… Keep Reading