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Are These Back-To-School Tips Good Enough For You?

  photo credit: pixabay.com Happy or not, the new school year is starting soon and all kinds of tips and advice on how to prepare best for it swarm in mind. From back-to-school essentials to organizational skills or strengthening of social life all contribute to a hopeful and exciting school year.…

We Are Going…AMUN!

Two more days left until we join the Athens Model United Nations and our anticipation is growing! Wishing everyone creative, cooperative, fruitful and  gratifying problem solving and debating!

Aid Spatial Intelligence In Your Class: Make A Digital Collage

I came across this resourceful article about creating digital collages in the classroom at technokids.com and I thought how beautifully this idea can promote spatial intelligence, one of the neglected intelligences as we move up towards higher school grades. If we wish to implement Gardner’s theory in our classroom and enhance the opportunities…

Top 100 Tools for Learning-2013

A presentation of the Top 100 Tools by Jane Hart at c4lpt.co.uk . By clicking the name of the tool, you can find out more about it. What do you think of the list? Which do you use? Which do you consider to be really helpful?

Printable Graphic Organisers

Graphic organizers are such a brilliant way to help learners gather and sort their ideas before a writing project or exhibit understanding of something they have studied. They can surely be used in the EFL classroom and facilitate learning in a visual way. Graphic organizers don’t have to be complicated;…

Find your learning style with an Edutopia quiz

This is an interesting and quick to do quiz from Edutopia that helps you find your learning style, that is in what ways you learn better. Here’s the article:  What Is Your Learning Style? This quiz asks 24 questions and will take less than five minutes to complete. Try not to think…

What about Game-Based Learning?

There is an interesting article by Katie Lepi at http://www.edudemic.com/2013/08/game-based-learning-infographic/ which makes me really happy, because I really support playing games in the language classroom, although I don’t actually favour digital games over traditional ones. It’s the team spirit and eye to eye communication that makes the difference. Do you play games with…