ELT Buzz News Report
All the "buzz" in ELT - May 16th.
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Dear ELTers,
Here is some of the top news in ELT. Of course IATEFL is currently underway in Belfast. Check it out.
My article tip this week is Emily Bryson’s beautifully designed sketches with ideas to promote and foster accessibility in ELT. Well done!
Best,
David Deubelbeiss - Teacher Founder
This Week’s Highlighted ELT "Buzz“
The Informed Language Teacher. Steve Smith runs a blog with lots of updated information on the latest trends, research and questions/answers for language teachers. Nice, clean, accessible.
Jamie Keddie. EFL Magazine interviews Jamie Keddie from Lessonstream. They discuss his recent entrepreneurial efforts to build a platform with video lessons.
Lifelong Learning. The Adaptive Learning In ELT blog takes a refreshing look at the topic of lifelong learning. Should we not be a little more careful when throwing this term around?
Teaching Recipes & Inspiration. I have started a newsletter that provides a teaching material and “recipe” to subscribers in their inbox, several times a week. See the already growing directory here.
Kinda Back To Normal. Martin Sketchley, a teacher in the UK, describes his return to the "regular" classroom of F2F teaching with a group of teenagers.
Teaching Reading Right. Short And Simple English describes how to teach reading with more focus on how people read in real life - for a purpose and with aides and wrapped up in personal interest.
Video Lessons - The Devil's Avocado
ELT Buzz Video continues to grow! See this post on Larry Ferlazzo’s blog about it.
This week, highlighting a fun but very serious video about how many of the foods on our table come at a cost to the locals that produce them. Also, a great example of films with “second language” speakers - front and center. Plus, see this info. video all about avocados.
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