A rising tide of change
From the classroom to the IATEFL conference hall the calls for fundamental change are growing say Melanie Butler and Ron Ragsdale.
This April, Harry Kuchah...
‘The English language has been creating new centres for centuries’
Point of View
What do we mean by ‘native speaker of English,’ and who should set the standards, asks Rakesh Bhanot
Without thinking too hard, imagine...
David Graddol: the man who saw the future of English
David Graddol, who died in March aged 66, was a one-man think tank who changed the way the world sees the English language and...
Using AR in ELT materials: a case study Could Augmented Reality transform ELT materials?
It is not yet a standard feature, but one publisher, as a proof of concept, has started to use AR in their newest catalogue.
“We’re...
AR may intensify emotions in educational games
Olga Lantovou and George Fesakis from the University of the Aegean, Rhodes, Greece added augmented reality (AR) to a board game for young English...
Say that again? Translanguaging in Chinese Universities
Several translanguaging processes are common in bilingual Chinese-English university classes, according to a recent study by Weihong Wang, China university of Geosciences, Wuhan, China...
