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Part two of our interview with Marek Kiczkowiak! This week Alan and Chris are delighted to be interviewing Marek Kiczkowiak from TEFL Equity Advocates who talks to us about informing students on teacher qualifications, teacher nightmares in the
This week Alan and Chris are delighted to be interviewing Marek Kiczkowiak from TEFL Equity Advocates who talks to us about all things native speaker-ism, English as a Lingua Franca, IELTS examiners taking the IELTS exam (!) and labeling termin
This week we talk about ...that thing.  The year 2020. And it's only July!  We had to eventually, so after putting the podcast on hiatus during the school-year lockdown to cut down on our screen time, we look back on it now.  Below we've sup
This week Alan and Chris (joined very briefly by Victor) go gardening and discuss the old view of Parsnips in ELT, and discuss what the new Parsnips should look like, introduced by Aleksandra Popovski in her MaWSIG blog last year. And Alan gets
This week Alan and Chris discuss the little things in the classroom that makes a big difference. Alan likes thumbs on table, while Chris prefers to give the finger.From what should be on your class walls (if possible), entering the classroom,
This week we discuss feedback in the classroom as a teacher, as a student, what we like and use, plus some interesting stats from courses, as well as Alan goes to Emerald City on the Yellow Brick Road.One of the methods we mention is the Stop-
This week we talk about our own language learning journeys and how that has influenced our own teaching.Being two bookish English teachers, our first recommendation is get students reading, reading and a bit more reading - but alas, they might
This week Alan and Chris are joined by Victor Hugo Medina in Belo Horizonte, Brazil to discuss all things pronunciation.  What difficulties do students have, what problems do teachers have, and is there an issue with academic native speaker bia
This week Alan and Chris are honoured to be joined by teacher and World Englishes researcher Claudia Schiavon for a chat about English all around the world.We go into detail about what World Englishes are, the craic you can have with them, wha
This week Chris interviews Alan after he presented his research into Emotional Intelligence at the annual ELT Ireland Conference in Dublin.Alan discusses the importance of knowing about Emotional Intelligence and Mood in the classroom, and bas
This week Chris and Alan are delighted to be joined by James M. Taylor and Ilá Coimbra who discussed their self published book Raise Up!.  We discussed all things ELT, diversity, inclusion and what is next for the Raise Up! book series.You can
How do you rule your classes?  Alan and Chris discuss the do's and don'ts of classroom management, and talk about what works for us when teaching different levels.----more----The two books mentioned that we recommend in this podcast areLearn
This week Alan caught up with Arthur McKeown for a quick chat.  Arthur, now retired (apparently), created The Belfast Programme with the help of the Belfast Unemployed Resource Centre and HAPANI to help pre-esol level students gain enough Engli
We offer tips on how to counter some of the English Language's worst offenders for learners, such as phrasal verbs, prepositions, pronunciation and word order.  Check our blog for more detailed show notes and some material you might find useful
We share some ideas on seasonal and Christmas lessons, one off lessons to get students heads out of the books, plan for low class numbers and some recommendations and ideas you can take into your classroom. Extended show notes with links avail
This week we try something new, Chris and Alan attempt a live podcast! The subject of this week being what do managers not get about teachers? And what do teachers not get about managers? Also we discuss career trajectories available to ELT tea
We're all teachers so we have to plan what we are going to do in the year. Also mallards?This week Chris and Alan offer some tips on lesson planning, our own ideas, some other teacher tips, and some reading material that we think may help.Ext
In a break from the norm, Chris and Alan discuss some listener questions - and not just about teaching.  We discuss our Masters programmes, empathy, vocation vs professionalism, workload and good lessons vs good teachers.----more----We're two
Welcome to season two! This week Chris and Alan take a deep dive into some really loaded questions about good teachers, good lessons and good practices.----more----We're two teachers who have worked across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Italy. We
Bonus Episode! This week Chris and Alan discuss things to do in that very first class of the new year, plus ideas to take into the year ahead.----more----We're two teachers who have worked across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Italy. We worked to
This week Chris and Alan give their opinions on the ELT interview process and give some tips to other teachers out there.----more----We're two teachers who have worked across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Italy. We worked together for two years
This week, since it's the start of summer we talk about what things we do in our 'off season' to recharge and get ready for September.----more----We're two teachers who have worked across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Italy. We worked together f
This week Chris and Alan discuss the role professional academies should play in the industry.----more----We're two teachers who have worked across the UK, Ireland, Spain and Italy. We worked together for two years in Cáceres, Spain.  We've pl
Technology in the Classroom.  What is it, what counts, what works, what doesn't.  Chris and Alan give their views on what technology works as a learning tool, and what still has some ways to go. Sometimes the old tools are the best tools.----m
This week on the podcast, Chris and Alan discuss the verb 'TEFLing'  turning standard activities into more 'head out of the book' activities, so students aren't just filling in gap fills all day long.  Don't forget, it's not what you would enjo
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