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Category Archives: developingteachers.com
A controversial article on adapting worksheets?
When I wrote an article on adapting other people’s worksheets I thought it might be the whole idea of that being creative or my support of worksheets generally that might be controversial, but instead it was the copyright implications of … Continue reading
Dumbing Down in EFL?
A few bits of ELT history that I wasn’t aware of until reading an article on DevelopingTeachers.com The Trinity Diploma (then the Trinity College Licentiate Diploma) came first, with the Cert level certificate coming later. Similarly, the original RSA Cert was not … Continue reading
TEFL book of the decade?
“a book all teachers, teacher trainers and trainees should read at least once. She put into words so many of my own thoughts that reading it was like having a conversation with a close friend”
