“Teacher.” Pause. “Teacher.” Pause. “Teacher.” Pause. It is clear to me that the teacher is not listening or at least can’t hear my youngest, who is clearly desperate to communicate something. “Teacher.” Pause.”Teacher.” And at last there must be some... Continue Reading →
PechFlickr is something I actually wrote about five years ago as a useful classroom tool for students who have to deal with pictures / imagery in their speaking exams. I'm thinking here more about the Cambridge English: First & Advanced... Continue Reading →
This is an activity that I did with my students today as part of a past tenses review. This was a Zoom lesson, so while it is easily adaptable for face to face, it's probably more useful for online classes.... Continue Reading →
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