This post is for people involved in English Language Teaching. If you aren’t, you’re welcome to read it because there might be one or two amusing observations,… Read more “Old white males – what a nuisance!”
The English Teaching Theatre – how it nearly never started…
This is a re-publishing of an old post that someone has asked to read. For some reason, the original appears in big blue capital letters and I… Read more “The English Teaching Theatre – how it nearly never started…”
My first stage appearance ….
Everyone has a story about the first time they had to stand up in front of people to sing, tap dance, recite poetry, play the flugelhorn etc.… Read more “My first stage appearance ….”
What Albert Finney taught me about motivation ….
I wonder if all bloggers are obsessive about their stats. I freely admit that, since I started blogging again after a long break, I check the stats… Read more “What Albert Finney taught me about motivation ….”
Are two heads better than one?
This is the programme for an English UK North event, which is due to take place on 7th October. There are ten presentations, including a plenary, and… Read more “Are two heads better than one?”
Before I pack it in – how did it all start?
For the past quarter-century, I have spent an awful lot of time on the road in different countries talking to English teachers, either at ELT (English Language… Read more “Before I pack it in – how did it all start?”
Time to hang up my boots?
As I mentioned in my previous blog, I had a minor heart attack just after Christmas and ended up having an emergency procedure called a cardiac angioplasty.… Read more “Time to hang up my boots?”
Still standing
Hello to anyone reading my blog for the first time, and welcome back to those of you who have been here before. Thank you for showing up… Read more “Still standing”
Sirja Bessero on the nagging doubts of a non-native speaker teacher
This is the first guest post I’ve posted in quite a while. It’s been written by Sirja Bessero, an Estonian teacher of English living and working in… Read more “Sirja Bessero on the nagging doubts of a non-native speaker teacher”
Going home, and out of my comfort zone
On Wednesday, I will be doing the first of three training workshops for the current teaching staff at International House London. International House is where I trained… Read more “Going home, and out of my comfort zone”
