Nov 9, 2009 Learning Methodology 2942 Views
The concept of empowerment is not new; it's been around for a long, long time. Certainly when I was training as a community development worker and a youth worker, I first learned of (and learned to love) the concept of 'empowerment'.
Nov 10, 2009 E-Learning/CALL 2813 Views
Nov 10, 2009 Tutoring/Home School 5379 Views
Nov 12, 2009 Classroom Management 4028 Views
I recently introduced you to Jimmy's story. Here I'll tell you of my first meeting with him. Hope you enjoy it ...
Nov 12, 2009 Learning Methodology 3861 Views
Nov 14, 2009 Teaching 3375 Views
I'm telling you that you're insane, eh? How insulting... well yes, but actually you are... and not angry but insane, deranged. What am I talking about?
Nov 14, 2009 Classroom Management 4175 Views
It's hard to listen to someone who's at the end of their tether - had enough - unsupported - growing increasingly disenchanted with their lot...
Nov 16, 2009 E-Learning/CALL 2657 Views
Nov 16, 2009 Learning Methodology 4960 Views
Multi intelligence states that intelligence is the original biological potential of human-specific capabilities. This potential varies with experience, culture and the motive to understand the different ways.
Nov 17, 2009 Lesson Planning 4237 Views
Specs, specs, and specs! It's quite common for international business negotiators to use lots of numerical details. Each of these details must be precisely communicated for both sides of the negotiation to make a good working deal. It makes sense that a business English class should have at least one such activity of working with lots of technical numbers. "The Tractor Deal" certainly gives this kind of practice.
