Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Issue 468 - Jan 2020

Teacher’s Pet

You’ve heard about the ‘flipped classroom’ but how about a ’flipped CELTA’? That’s the future of training, according to International House (IH) London. As those of us who nearly flipped...

Does learning languages open your mind?

Learning more languages makes you more flexible, open-minded and more likely to take the initiative in social situations,...

Reading the academic rankings . . .

Melanie Butler explains the QS ranking system and how we arrived at our listing criteria At the EL Gazette,...

Leading in Linguistics and Language

Melanie Butler takes a look at the top schools for Master’s degrees in Linguistics and Language Most ELT-related Masters...

New UK government, new SELTs

One of the first acts of the UK Government, elected in December, was to appoint providers for the...

News in brief

ISRAEL: The Council for Higher Education has announced a new “Study in Israel” initiative, which aims to double the number of international students studying...

Bang for your bucks: best value London schools

Melanie Butler explains how to get the best course for your money The graph on this page shows the value for money for language schools...

Naughty Corner

In a “precipitous fall from grace,” to quote his lawyer, former principal of Dulwich College Shanghai, Dominic Charnock has been sentenced to 11 months...

Traditional teaching tires teachers out

Traditional, teacher-centred teaching is more likely to lead to exhaustion than more modern, constructivist methods where students are actively responsible for their own learning,...

Student trafficking scam hits UK

At least 21 Vietnamese students have disappeared from British boarding schools as part of a people smuggling scandal, according to the Times newspaper. Many...

Fakes, facts and dodgy statistics

It’s not always easy to tell the genuine article, even in education. But the job of a journalist is to try to do so,...
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