Ready-to-use Methodology Materials: Breaking the Teacher-Fronted Cycle in the Classroom
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This article describes the use of loop input and reflective journals to create a more effective way of teaching and preparing teachers of English-as-a-second-language in Slovakia. The authors of this article, who are also the designers of the technique, discuss how they handled challenges to the course, which included poor student motivation and attendance, and students who expect a teacher-fronted classroom rather than a learner-centered one.
Author:
Maria Snarski; Andrea Billíková
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| 03-41-1-g.pdf | 302.5kb | Download |
English Teaching Forum 2003, Volume 41, Number 1
Hear and read about the blues! This issue's feature article on the history and culture of blues music has accompanying sound files. Other topics include teaching the present perfect progressive, ready-to-use methodology materials, tutorials, and reflective journals.