This week I have been reminded of another benefit of flipped lessons: the ability to work one-on...
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Lesson plan – TED TALK #1 How languages shapes the way we think.
Hi, Have you met TED? Jokes apart, today I have a lesson plan based on an amazing TED talk (I love...
Training the Students, Stage Two: Reaching Every Student Through...
This is my ninth entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...
Success in Flipped Learning (or, Am I a Flipping Fraud?)...
This is my seventh entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...
WHY I Flip My Classes, Take Two – What Do I Tell the...
This is my sixth entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...
The 7th Biennial CLIL Symposium at Universidad de La Sabana
Going to academic events is sort of a lottery. I know it might sound rude to say that, but with all...
A Flash of Something (Maybe) Resembling Brilliance #flipblogs
I get it wrong. A lot.But every once in a while I have a spur-of-the-moment idea that I look back...
Making Atomic Mass Tasty
This is my fourth entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...
Storytelling in the Language Classroom
Stories are all around us, be it in oral or written form. Some entertain, some educate, some...
Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway (#flipblogs)
This is my eighth entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...