The first "proper" ELT book I read. And after that I was hooked...
The first "proper" ELT book I read. And after that I was hooked...
More user-friendly/practical than Oxford's text, but I still like to take both of them together
More user-friendly/practical than Oxford's text, but I still like to take both of them together
Interesting / helpful resource book. I've read a lot of the theory of learner motivation, this is more of a help for how-to
Interesting / helpful resource book. I've read a lot of the theory of learner motivation, this is more of a help for how-to
I'm still getting to grips with the ramifications of this one. I have a lot to learn about teaching listening
I'm still getting to grips with the ramifications of this one. I have a lot to learn about teaching listening
I wouldn't (haven't) overtaken everything in my own teaching, but this was an eye-opener.
I wouldn't (haven't) overtaken everything in my own teaching, but this was an eye-opener.
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Group Dynamics in the Language Classroom - Dörnyei and Murphey.
Praxis-informed. Insights into group role,s how learners assume (or are assigned) them and the effects on learning. I currently work mostly in a 1-1 context but it's still relevant
Group Dynamics in the Language Classroom - Dörnyei and Murphey.
Praxis-informed. Insights into group role,s how learners assume (or are assigned) them and the effects on learning. I currently work mostly in a 1-1 context but it's still relevant
Not a book on teaching per se, but it made me think about how people learn, how language is often taught and how we as teachers can adapt the teaching to support the learning.
Not a book on teaching per se, but it made me think about how people learn, how language is often taught and how we as teachers can adapt the teaching to support the learning.