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What are the "design principles" of expeditionary Learning?   How can they be applied to the ESOL classroom?
One of my students is passionate about Chinese history.  He took time to talk about the movie "The Red Cliff"...  This is a way to introduce new vocabulary in the classroom.
Novin, a student in Iran, asked this important question.
Here are some recommendations about "individual tests" and "team tests"
A wise teacher gets an account on Orkut, Facebook and other social networks.  Why?  Read on...
Is it possible to have presentations in a classroom and not allow 80 percent of the students to remain passive? Yes -- by asking half of the students to present to the other half in small group s

“You shouldn’t worry about getting your students to like you.”


I once received this advice from a teacher who wanted to guide me into becoming a happier teacher:

 

“Release yourself from the notion that your students need to like you.  You can teach better if you don’t care whether or not your students like you.”

 

 

Well, what is there to say about this advice?


How can we create a project that is REAL and that engages the attention of dozens of students?

Teachers who are visual learners often turn into animated presenters of information. Here's a way to identify the visual and active teachers.

Here are some problems and some recommendations when the visual and active method is integrated with a typical classroom curriculum
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