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Taking the plunge
This post was inspired by an English Raven challenge. (See also What’s your approach called? Mine’s called SLIL for the result of an earlier challenge ). Jason Renshaw, on his superb blog, challenged...
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The Day Nothing Became Everything – a guest post by Cecilia Coelho
I’m really pleased to be able to introduce my first guest to the blog, Cecilia Coelho, a teacher and trainer working in Brazil. She, too, took the English Raven challenge. And here’s her “close up”...
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Making waves?
This post is a very late contribution to Jason Renshaw‘s wandrous whiteboard challenge. The basic idea is to start the activity (and preferably the lesson) with a blank board and to ask the students...
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Compare and contrast (a blog challenge)
This is a very quick blog post in response to a blogging gauntlet thrown down by Brad Patterson and Anne Hodgson. Being basically indecisive I couldn’t come up with just one answer, so here are three....
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Back to the drawing board
This is a very simple lesson outline that worked well for me. It grew out of a lesson plan prepared by a colleague for the team of teachers teaching supplementary skills classes in a local state...
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the last link ?
This post is a very late response to a blog challenge that was doing the rounds last year (well, OK, a couple of weeks ago). Apologies to Hana and Sandy who both “tagged” me just before the Christmas...
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Walking the walk?
(the palm trees that framed our conversations in the gardens at Oxford House) Last weekend I attended the first Innovate Conference at Oxford House in Barcelona. It was a great experience and one that...
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