Coronavirus: every cloud has a silver lining I am an optimist by nature. And I do believe that the Coronavirus cloud has a very positive silver lining. Now that our schools are closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic, teachers need to provide online instruction. Both those who have been coming to my classes and those […]
Class activities and instruction: timing. In the post “Vuelco a las aulas” where I talked about Salman Khan’s book and his KhanAcademy, I included some links for further reading. This post is a recast of the one originally written for the Sls Hallam blog back in 2013. It has now been updated to include some […]
Often, when I talk to teachers about flipped-mastery classrooms, they tell me that it would work with highly motivated students only. And I can see their point. However, I also think that, perhaps, we need to flip the idea: wouldn’t flipping our English classes be a way to motivate our students and help them achieve […]
Just as there is no single method or approach to the teaching of a second or foreign language, there’s no single way to flip a classroom. First publication of this post and why it is now published here This post was first published on the Sls Hallam Blog for English teachers on August, 5th 2014. […]
