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Sharing …
I teach speaking classes with groups of teenagers at a local High School once a week. There’s a team of us all doing the same thing and to cut down on our workload, and to offer continuity across the classes, … Continue reading
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A short footnote
I’m in Bilbao this weekend. And I’m loving it. Here’s an image I found on flickr before I travelled up. It was so good to find the exact spot where it was taken and compare the image with my reality. … Continue reading
Take a photo and …
introducing the new #eltpics blog Eltpics is an ever-growing gallery of creative commons licenced images for teachers and learners of languages. It has its home on flickr. For the last year it has been collecting photos by teachers for teachers … Continue reading
Compare and contrast (a blog challenge)
This is a very quick blog post in response to a blogging gauntlet thrown down by Brad Patterson and Anne Hodgson. Being basically indecisive I couldn’t come up with just one answer, so here are three. By the way, Brad … Continue reading
Broken umbrellas
I’ve been rifling through some old files and folders from a couple of years back and I came across this. It was originally written as a follow-up to an ACEIA conference in Seville. As I’d been talking about images and … Continue reading
Mental snapshots
These slightly nostalgic thoughts were inspired by Vicky Loras and Mick Stout and their tales of first days and new jobs. It got me thinking about first impressions and new places and a habit I’ve grown out of as a … Continue reading
