Let's look, first, at several explanations of the word “method”, then we'll get into the madness. Webster's Dictionary: 1: a procedure...

We were at war. We had to send troupes over to that far away place. In that far away place, most people did not speak American. Our brave...

Finally, some general, concluding thoughts on how to fit pair-work into your class. Pair-work as a stand-alone activity Pair work is an...

Now that you've got the basic things prepared (classroom, characters, props and student attitude), you'll want to make very clear to your...

This will probably be the most useful and fun object you have for the pair-work exercises. The bag of props The word “prop” in theatrical...

In this part I concentrate on the development of characters that your students can (and should!) pretend to be, so that it is not them...

Second part of that long blog post on working in pairs. It begins with the physical setup of your classroom, then continues with the...

Here's a series I tried to guest post elsewhere; however, it was just too long and involved for the needs of that blog. So, I'm posting...

Hey. Lesson 03 here of Verbs in the Universe of Discourse. This time I discuss the pronoun, not as a separate entity, but rather as a...

Hey all. As promised, here is Lesson 01 in the series of videos that accompany the ebook "Verbs in the Universe of Discourse". I do hope...