Category Archives: blended learning
DIYLab
Just watch it and reflect on its message! http://diylab.eu/ Do It Yourself in Education: Expanding Digital Competence To Foster Student Agency And Collaborative Learning (also known as DIYLab) is a project funded by the Lifelong Learning Programme of … Continue reading
The Picture of Dorian Gray – Novel by Oscar Wilde
Answer the following questions with 2/3 lines each: What did Dorian Gray wish when he saw his finished portrait? Why? What was Dorian Gray´s first evil act? Why did he do it? Who was James Vane? What was his … Continue reading
teacher vs students
5 ways to make your classroom more student-centered I have just come across this article! Enjoy it!
The Daffodil Sky by H. E. Bates
“The Daffodil Sky” does not directly reflect upon larger social issues, focusing instead on the personal concerns of its protagonist and a handful of other characters. Nonetheless, the story does provide a general image of post-World War II England. Bates’s … Continue reading
mindshift in the ESL
What should we change about teaching, about learning, about educating? What should we do to reach our goals and our mission? This is hard but not impossible. I was recommended this video by one of my students and I … Continue reading
Back to normal
What is back to normal in your class? Homework? Project work? Or simply the routine? I think that you always need a plan B or C in case you feel that the classes are getting a bit dull or simply … Continue reading
Something different
Scandinavia is my next “trip” and Norwegian is my challenge for this year!! I have just come across this video. In fact, the Northern Lights have always been a mystery for me and I am in love with this magical … Continue reading
Easy Grammar
I am a fan of this website and I use it almost all the time I need some good grammar info box! You can find exercises, tests and games, so why not using it? Enjoy the resources you are offered … Continue reading
X-mas is coming…
There are only 2 weeks left and the winter holidays will finally mark the end of the first term. It has been a busy one, for sure: new text books, new school subjects, new classmates and teachers, a new start … Continue reading
Feel English! 