To develop a class of risk takers, administrators need to encourage faculty to try new teaching strategies so they model for their students risk taking, flexibility, and resilience when failure happens.
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They say that teachers make the worst students to which I can attest myself. As much as I encourage my own students to study hard and go the extra mile, I've rounded up 7 things that I found really did not work for me personally when I was a language student and have influenced my approach to teaching accordingly. 
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What is the silent way? Find out whether you should use this obscure but powerful method in your own language teaching, and learn how to get started.
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To paraphrase Abraham Lincoln (via Penny Ur),
You can teach some of the students all of the time, or all of the students some of the time. But you can’t teach all of the students all of the time. Why not? Because most classes are mixed level. Some students learn faster than others, some write better than others, some are quieter than others. So the question we need to ask ourselves is… How can we teach more of our students more of the time? We can teach more of our students more of the time by making our mixed level classes “MIXED” (by using Materials, Instructions, eXpectations, Evaluation, Discipline).
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Role-plays are a fun way for students to practise vital speaking skills. Giving them some characters masks and characters to play can make it more fun and allow them to ‘be’ some
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Bots are ever more ubiquitous and capable. A lot of the noise about them is just hype, but could there be a useful role for them in ELT?
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Here they are: My six favorite ed tech tools for this year. Each one has the potential to make a big difference in your teaching and your students' learning.
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A four-step approach to using a powerful model that increases student agency in learning.
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Test and improve your English listening skills with Lingorank.com and TED talks
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Dictogloss is a teaching technique developed for teaching grammar which involves learners collaborating in groups to reconstruct in writing a text they have heard read aloud several times.
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Malachy Scullion's insight:
Collaborative listening/writing task for second language learning
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Translation activities in the language classroom go way beyond "rote." Here are 15 fresh, fun and relevant translation activities your students will
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Students revise a number of grammar points: using narrative tenses, modal verbs, third conditional, and wish/if only.
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Language Teaching Methods explores various methodologies of English language teaching. This was a joint project by Diane Larsen-Freeman and the U.S
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Best Methodology Quizzes - Take or Create Methodology Quizzes & Trivia. Test yourself with methodology quizzes, trivia, questions and answers!
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Dear Anthony, First, let me say how much I like your blog and all the work you do on Research Bites I write in reply to your post Is it time to SLAy PPP? which argues that my criticisms of the PPP approach to ELT methodology can be extended to any kind of explicit instruction. I’d…
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Want to make your classroom even more vibrant and effective? Mix and match these modern language teaching methods to get students developing skills in new ways.
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In this article I intend to outline a framework that can be used to design a listening lesson that will develop your students' listening skills and look at some of the issues involved.
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An overview of some of the AI (artificial intelligence) companies and developments we should all be aware of in ELT.
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Here is another list of excellent classroom vocabulary games generator for ESL/EFL teachers. They are very convenient to use you will be done in seconds! Via Inna Piankovska
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"Over the past few months, I’ve written a series of posts over on the Flipped Learning Network web site that offer a wealth of different tools and techniques that can be used to create digital learning content for flipped or blended ..." ScreencastingNarrating over PowerPointFIZZ methodmysimpleshowA ligth boardBlendspaceed.ted.comLearning Management or Course Management SystemEdPuzzleIllustrated, hand-drawn notesVia Leona Ungerer
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Take a look at BoomWriter, a collaborative writing tool that will bring more experimentation, craftsmanship, and fun to your writing instruction.
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We all have met many teachers throughout our lives; I would like you to think of one of your favorites. Have you ever noticed what the teacher did to make learning more inviting? Was it colorful posters, clear and consistent rules, and fun and interesting teaching methods? If so, you were lucky to have a teacher who paid close attention to classroom dynamics.
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This is so important - "teachers are trained in a variety of methodologies."