As the title dictates, how far back in time could you travel and still be able to communicate effectively? Let’s see what Simon Whistler has to say from ‘Today I found Out!’
The short list: 24 books, each under 200 pages, as recommended by TED speakers
Time is precious, we know. Here, compiled from past reading lists, are suggestions for two dozen short but mighty books to pick up.
Source: https://ideas.ted.com/
The Evolution of English Language Teaching (ELT)
English Language Teaching (ELT) has without a doubt, gone through various changes throughout the years. The days of simple text books is a thing of the past, as “Information and Communications Technology” (ICT) has been fully integrated into the learning process. One would wonder, how did we get here and how effective this new way of learning English truly is.
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TED-Ed 2019
TED-Ed 2019 was a huge success! Congrats to all our little speakers for the huge effort they made! Special thanks to my associates for their trust in me for organizing this event. See you next year!
My Kids!
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My girls!
Student’s Corner – The Mark of a New Generation
Photo – Helena Lopes (Pexels)
The Mark of a New Generation
by Sotiria Z.
In any discussion about the future, one will encounter both pessimistic and optimistic views. Pessimists will say that we are doomed. On the contrary, I firmly believe that my generation will not be any better, nor worse.
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Stop Forcing Children to Study!
Thinking back to your own childhood years, one of the most frustrating memories you might have had, was that of doing your homework. What made things even worse, was when you were reprimanded for not adhering to your studies. This is most often the case, with many students finding themselves on the receiving end of their parents constant “reminders” that they have a test the following day, or if that’s not even the case, a book in hand at all times, is a major prerequisite to succeed in life.
Katherine Reilly’s Interview for “I Can’t Love You”
Katherine Reilly’s Interview for her latest novel, “I Can’t Love You”.
“I Can’t Love You” by Katherine Reilly
Publisher: Akakia Publications
‘I Can’t Love You’
‘I Can’t Love You’ is now Available for Purchase
https://www.akakia.net/en/i-cant-love-you (Greece)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/l/B07L8PBFY1 (Europe)
https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B07L8PBFY1 (USA)
The Value of a Positive Student-Teacher Relationship in Class
by Katherine Reilly
If one were to ask you, what are the most vivid recollections you might have of your childhood, in most cases the answer would likely concern your school years and the relationship you had with your teacher. The impact this bond can have on an individual is without a doubt the most inspiring and everlasting in your life.
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Why Don’t Country Flags Use the Color Purple?
Can you think of a country flag that uses the color ‘purple’? If you can’t, there’s a reason for that. Check out the following video to find out more.
