In 50 years, will English classes be as important as they are today? Should language schools and English teachers be shifting their focus to learning and being able to teach Chinese as the up and coming language of doing business? Consider this infographic: Source: goingglobaltv.com via Aaron on Pinterest And consider this: For Those [...]
Is there a relationship between Literacy and Language Dominance?
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Can You Make Average Students Extraordinary?
I read How To Make Average Employees Extraordinary and I agree with much of the ideas. It made me recall reading “Good To Great” by Jim Collins, where one of the main things mentioned about what makes a great company great, is that great companies tend to hire great people first. Then they try and [...]
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What Lies Do We Tell/Believe about Teaching?
I came across a great mini post in my rss reader today, and I wanted to share it. The Two Lies of Teaching by Dan Meyer. I really liked these ideas, and I wonder what kind of a reaction they spark in you? According to Tom Sallee: If I say it then they will learn it. If [...]
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