THIS IS JUST TO SAY: GUESSING GAME
Poetry, synthetic voices, and what makes us human This is just to say I made a video for students to guess – human or AI? It went well,so fun,so full of surprise. I’ve already shared a few activities based on…
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CONFESSIONS OF AN IDIOM: VIDEO-BASED SCAVENGER HUNT, IN-VIDEO SEARCH
Confession time. I like to add a personal touch to my presentations by sneaking in an Easter egg – or a couple – hidden surprises. I know they may go unnoticed (and in most cases, they do), but I love…
THE GIFT OF THE MAGI: MAKING AUTHENTIC TEXTS ACCESSIBLE
Making Authentic Input More Accessible: Elaborated Input Cheers to 2025 and the thrill of new experiments! All experiments begin with good ideas. I’ve never been a huge fan of adapted versions. Authentic language? Gone. Nuance? Bye-bye. That said, I can…
CAN YOU TEACH WITHOUT TECHNOLOGY?
Let’s get ready to rumble! Fight, fight, fight, fight! It’s EdTech Vs Good Teachers: Who Wins and Who Loses? These days we receive so much training on the ‘how-tos’ of using technology, mostly represented by tech tools for creating online…
TED TALKS: ONE SIZE FITS ALL
Using TED Talks in the Classroom: Worksheet Template You are a good teacher. You work tirelessly to inspire creativity and motivation in your students. The list of bookmarked TED-videos in your computer is longer than the Great Wall of China. But…
