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Hey, we are all children at heart and here is a big list of fun things to do with groups of children or adults to spread the English around. Check them out: Conduct a survey in the class Choose any topic and get them to even make some…
Originally posted on The FUTURE of Learning:
(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/2rGaGcs) You never know when you are going to need your English. You need to view your English as that thing inside you that is walking and living with you like your second soul. Putting your English at that point where you know you will always…
(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2YAkZxv) There are plenty of scholars out there who will answer ‘absolutely’, to this question, but I’m going to say …let’s just wait and see. The main reason for people to say that school premises will become extinct is that the role of online learning will become increasingly embedded in our children’s lives.…
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(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2J4DRes) Say bye bye to the tellie my friends, as very soon it will be just as out of date as the old wireless radio your grandma had in her living room. The way we digest information now is much more active compared to the passive…
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(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2QHZsy0) Remember the days we used to world in cubicles and offices, learn in rows or individual desks away from each other? Well, times they are a-changing. A classroom today should be ‘collaboration’ based. This doesn’t start just with the teacher saying – okay everyone get…
(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2PoyLAu) Early childhood education fortunately is getting a better position in our overall educational system, mainly because of one thing. The creatures we are dealing with, under the age of 5 years old, are the first community of learners who may never know boredom, and teachers are starting to know this. But are…
Originally posted on The FUTURE of Learning:
(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/1QzAj5f) The interesting thing about spelling is that it is not a problem exclusive to ESL students, it is a problem in any language spoken by both native and non-native. For those people I know who are native English speakers who are also terrible spellers, they…
