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Special thanks to the incredible audience of British Council English, South Asia – Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, for their overwhelming support during this session.
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I vividly remember the cornucopia in the “Fruit of the Loom” logo because my mother would purchase tees for my father. What piqued my intrigue was the fact that I hadn’t the faintest clue what the basket containing the fruit was called. To be honest, I’d just acknowledge it as such and left it at that. Years later, I would learn that this so-called basket, the cornucopia, had, in fact, never existed! Enter the ‘Mandela Effect’: a widely discussed phenomenon in which a great number of our population misremember certain events or situations. Misinterpretation or even a fabricated perception of childhood memories are theoretically to blame.
by Katherine Reilly
Continue reading “Where’s My Cornucopia? False Memories and the Language Classroom”
The 14th ELT Malta Conference has officially unveiled its program which you can download here: https://eltcouncil.gov.mt/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Final-Program-14th-ELT-Malta-Conference-V9.pdf
Registrations are now open: https://eltcouncil.gov.mt/14th-elt-malta-conference/
I’m honored to be speaking on behalf of the IATEFL Global Issues Special Interest Group. I can’t wait to see wonderful friends and colleagues once again. Happy school year to all!
Katherine Reilly 