Dogme ELT & Interactive Whiteboards | blog-efl | One of the most interesting dates for me was the IATEFL Learning Technologies SIG's PCE (Pre-Conference Event) , where a whole day was spent looking at IWBs from all angles...
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Dogme and me have been good friends for a while now, its just, like many other people, I didn’t know it. I guess I first met Dogme when I did my Celta...
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I had always assumed that promotions were a good thing. You know – more money, more job freedom, more responsibility – all good stuff. And at the outset, my experiences matched my expectation...
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Dogme, or as it is pronounced, has become a well-worn term in certain circles of the ELT industry. It is the practice of conducting a class through what is supposed to be free-flowing conversation without the use of books or materials....
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The Road to Enlightenment is Paved with Mirrors (and Journals)... The musings of a TEFL-er in an unplugged world.
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I previously blogged about the importance of the foreign language lesson in the CELTA, and before that, wrote about the lessons we can learn from the bad experiences of a language learner...
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Dogme blogs to learn from & follow: Chia Suan Chong (@chiasuan on twitter). Check out Chia's recent Teach-Off posts.
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Reflections on language and teaching, by Dale Coulter (@dalecoulter on twitter)
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School leaders who continue to ignore or dismiss this powerful microblogging tool, are literally missing out on an excellent opportunity to join in the collective wisdom of thousands of educators who are already connected. Via MarisaConstantinides |
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One of the many bits of Dogme terminology that perplexed me in the first year of teaching was exactly this, 'dealing with emerging language'. I mean, if you consider that dealing with a problem gen...
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Anthony Gaughan: Dogme vs Principled Eclecticism, Round One. We all know that teachers have many hats they'd need to wear to be able to survive this gruelling profession, but if you've been following these interviews, and more so if you've been...
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With the ever impending arrival of the new school year drawing closer by the day I thought I would take the time to put down into words the small scale, action research project I am hoping to carry out this year....
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This is a very simple lesson outline that worked well for me. ...
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As homework yesterday, my Advanced learners were told to take a photo of something that they might see between yesterday afternoon and this morning which they found interesting...
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Dogme blogs to learn from & follow: Candy'Stripe - Candy Van Olst's blog (@dingtonia on twitter)
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Unplugged and semi-unplugged, learner centred thoughts & ideas for language teachers, by Fiona Mauchline (@fionamau on twitter)
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Does a coursebook text about global warming, plus a few discussion questions, constitute ‘a critical approach’? Not a bit of it, Alistair Pennycook (1999: 340) would argue. ‘...
