Not much to report at the start of the year, but a few bits and bobs. New releases I haven’t really been on the lookout […]

One benefit of being an EAL teacher is that we’re not in a ‘subject bubble’. We support our learners in various subjects, meaning we get […]

It’s fair to say that over the last eighteen months we’ve all been involved in a number of online events! Whether it’s been the lessons […]

As educators and leaders in education, we have many moral imperatives regarding the young people and communities we serve. As someone who literally is the […]

Euros over. Wimbledon over. Olympics coming up! New releases Some more Primary teacher books from Michelle Worgan: Emily Bryson is running a course on engaging […]

Here are some short video reflections on my DipTESOL experience. These are meant for candidates on the new DipTESOL course run through DublinTEFL. I’ve explained […]

So, here it is, my first self-published ebook! Here’s the blurb: This book is aimed at new teachers such as those who have recently completed […]

So what? Such a useful question to ask when it comes to thinking about what you can do and then perhaps should do with technology […]

I enjoyed Adri’s post on EAL vs ESL the other day. It’s great to read so many positives regarding EAL culture at her school: teamwork, […]

In recent years, a welcome change in the world of edtech has been the developing conversation around the effective use of technology being reinforced by […]

Busy, busy! Will breeze through some happenings since the last update in March. New releases This from Afshin Vatandoost – a new general English coursebook […]

If you’re wanting to find out about the latest innovations and developments in technology for education then you’d often normally find out about them through […]