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. […]
To get the best mark you need to write well… and study efficiently. Well before I started with the POPPIES project I kept telling candidates -regardless of whether they are Primary, Secondary or O. School English teachers- that the difference between: one who consistently gets a good mark on the topic, and another who one […]
In the second part of the interview on ADHD & teachers with Dr Fernández, we are focusing on How ADHD affects these students’ learning process & their behaviour in class If you or somebody you know want to read this post in Spanish this is the link to the post on Dr Fernández’s blog elneuropediatra Q. 1: […]