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Teacher Trainer, Sean Martin, returns to the podcast to talk about what teaching English for Academic Purposes (EAP) can involve, the type of language and skills learners need to develop, and how we can set ourselves up for success when teaching EAP.
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Teacher and researcher Taciana de LiraSilva talks about what it means to be a global citizen and shares tips on how we can foster a sense of citizenship in our language classes.
You can learn more about global citizenship and Taciana’s research on Google scholar here or on Academia here.
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Education consultant, teacher and writer Rebecca Eller-Molitas talks about Malcolm Knowles' theory of andragogy and shares practical ideas on how we can apply this theory to our teaching practice.
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Founder and host of the Everything EFL podcast, Erin O’Byrne, shares strategies that can help build learners’ confidence and participation in a group class environment whether it is online or face-to-face. Find more teaching tips at the Everything EFL Teacher Instagram page here.
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Teacher Trainer, Matina Gatsou, talks about why listening can be a challenging language skill to teach and shares ideas on how we can help our learners develop this skill.
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Teacher and Trainer, Dr Ezekiel Chattell, talks about what is often missing in role-play tasks and shares tips on what teachers can do before and during a task to foster greater engagement and meaningful communication between learners.
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Assistant Academic Manager, Viktor Carrasquero, reflects on his career journey and shares practices that helped him become a successful teacher trainer.
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Writer and Editor, Eve Conway, talks about this year’s online IATEFL conference, the topics and themes that flowed through the event, and future trends in the ELT industry.
Editor's correction: Raise up for ELT
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Journalist, Dannie Higginbotham, talks about using news media to engage learners in further reading, as well as shares tips and resources that we can use in classes.
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A short conversation can spark a big idea. But as busy English language teachers, it’s hard to find the time and space for those chats that shift how we teach or think about our careers. TESOL Pop…
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Produced by our creative house, Communicating for Impact.
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