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WHO is WHO in TESOL, CALL & Corpus Linguistics

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Now that I have read a zillion books about ELT, it is a good idea to compile a reference list of all those wonderful people whose books have made my life enjoyable and have sparked interest in
Last Updated ( Sunday, 02 November 2008 20:40 ) Read more...
 

Educational Technology and ELT Methodology

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The Educational Technology and ELT Methodology link collection is going to be updated creatively: it is to move to
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What's fluency?

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When a person can speak a foreign language well, we often say that s/he speaks it fluently. Yet not many people, teachers included, know what exactly fluency is all about or can define it properly. Luckily, there is always a book out there where they tell you definitively what the concept of interest to you means and "fluency" is no exception in that respect.

According to J. A. van Ek and J. L. M Trim (Vantage, CUP, 2001, page 117) 

Fluency, which term may be used for productive as well as receptive ability, involves:

Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 October 2008 23:58 ) Read more...
 

CMI & EFL/ESL Blog

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CMI & EFL/ESL Blog

CMI - computer-mediated instruction     EFL - English as a Foreign Language     ESL - English as a Second Language

     Having spent ages contemplating what to do with the blog, the two options being to delete it for good or to continue blogging, I opted for the latter. Anything pertaining to teaching and learning online in general, and teaching English in particular, interests me and it is unlikely that I will become indifferent to the topics overnight. In other words,

Last Updated ( Friday, 31 October 2008 12:27 ) Read more...
 

World Geography & English-speaking Countries

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What's the difference between Britain and the UK? What's the difference between Washington and Washington D.C.? What's the patron Saint of Scotland called? Are the Scilly Isles part of the UK? How many provinces are there in Canada? How many states are there in Australia and what are their capital cities called? What do India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have in common? Which country is called the Rainbow Nation? What is the Welsh for Wales? What does Aotearoa mean?  Can you name all the EU member-states and their capital cities? What about US capitals? Can you name all the languages that end in -ese? If you cannot answer all of the questions off the top of your head,

Last Updated ( Friday, 26 September 2008 08:49 ) Read more...
 


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