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Teaching Debate in Chile: Age of Wisdom, Season of Light, Spring of Hope
The Last Shot: A Season Like No Other: 1980 Luxora Panthers
The Chilean National English Test: The Years 2001 – 2014 [Kindle Edition]
Teaching & Learning English in Chile
The Chilean National English Test: The Years 2001 – 2014 [Kindle Edition]
Summer Time! Reading Time! Any Time!
How to Self-Publish Your Book For Free on CreateSpace & Amazon Kindle
Selected Essays on Education: [Kindle Edition]
Selected Essays On Education: Call & Response – “When One Teaches Two Learn” [Paperback]
Second Language Acquisition: Language, Culture & Identity, for English Language Learners Worldwide – ELL / ESL / EAL / EFL
Let A Thousand Models Bloom: The Unconference is Dead
Teaching English Language Learners Worldwide: Theory & Practical Guide
(Paperback) Edcamp Chile: Aprendizaje Por Profesores, Para Profesores
EdCamp Chile: Aprendizaje Por Profesores, Para Profesores (GRATIS!) (FREE!)
Soy Un Maestro: I Am A Teacher (Spanglish)
Epiphany in A Cluttered Room: A Memoir of Sorts
Epiphany in A Cluttered Room: A Memoir of Sorts
Born to Teach: (Kindle Edition)
Bilingual in Chile: An Impossible Dream?
How to Coach a Debate Team
MY #CCK11 Experience
Connectivism & Connected Knowledge
Exceptional Educational Leadership
The International Baccalaureate
Teaching & Learning English in Chile
Chilean National English Test ReVisited: SIMCE Inglés
Born to Teach
Teaching Academic Writing
The Spelling Bee For EFL Teachers
Boudicca
The Mother Tongue
Teaching the Four Skills in EFL
Pecha Kucha & English Language Teaching
Fear of Writing
Exploring Chinese Education
EdCamp Santiago: The First Seven Days
EdCamp Santiago: A R(E)volution in Professional Development
La DesConferencia: EdCamp Santiago
The Native Speaker Myth ReVisited
Writing For Publication: Publish or Perish
How to Teach the “Art” of Writing
Being A Reading Teacher
Being A Teacher in Chile
The PLN: Professional Learning Network
The Interview Teacher: From Imagination to Sophistication
The Collected Short Stories of T. Jerome Baker
How to Coach A Debate Team
The Last Story Teller: The Philosopher’s Stone
Luxora: My Hometown
The Last Shot: A Season Like No Other (1980 Luxora Panthers Basketball Team)
White Nights & Dark Days
Alexis Sanchez: The Beautiful Game
Let A Thousand Models Bloom: The UnConference is Dead
Most Studious: A Collection of Personal Essays
Flickr Photos
Tag Archives: fallacy
The #Mother #Tongue in the Chilean EFL Classroom: How We Learn English [Kindle Edition]
The Mother Tongue in the Chilean EFL Classroom: How We Learn English [Kindle Edition] Book Description Publication Date: September 21, 2012 The Mother Tongue Taboo (speak only English in the classroom) addresses all the “Taboo Topics”: Monolingual Fallacy, Native Speaker … Continue reading
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Free #MOOC Think Again: How to Reason and Argue (Duke University)
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Ram Neta (Duke University) Reasoning is important. This course will teach you how to do it well. You will learn how to understand and assess arguments by other people and how to construct good arguments of your own … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Higher Education Teaching & Learning
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Native Speaker Myth: Another Look At An Enduring Fallacy
Another Look At An Enduring Fallacy The Native Speaker Fallacy is unwilling to be laid to rest. This fallacy, or myth, wants to live forever. It seduces language learners, it entices school owners, it promises global travel, fun, and adventure. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Education Technology, EFL, Higher Education Teaching & Learning, Reading, Reflections, TEFL Employment, Writing
Tagged book, English, fallacy, myth, native, nonnative, speaker
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A Visit From Socrates: Social Media & Education…Reasons 2B Fearful #CCK11 #ELTchat #edchat
Today we were treated to the Socratic Method by Neil Selwyn. Here’s how Wikipedia describes it: “The Socratic method (or Method of Elenchus or Socratic Debate), named after the Classical Greek philosopher Socrates, is a form of inquiry and debate … Continue reading
Posted in Connectivism, Education, EFL, Teaching Tips
Tagged #ELTchat EFL, CCK11, critical thinking, dialogic, ELT, ESL, extreme, fallacy, false dichotomy, false dilemma, formal, George Siemens, inevitable, informal, institutionalised, method, Neil Selwyn, Socratic Method, Stephen Downes, system, technology
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Teaching Debate in Chile
Posted in Debates, Education, EFL, Human Rights For NNEST ELT Teachers, Politics, Teaching Tips
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Be-Know-Do: A Different Angle on the Native Speaker Myth
English is important, no one would doubt that nowadays. And the belief is that a Native Speaker Myth holds that the best teacher is a Native Speaker. So, why not simply immerse yourself in English? Surround yourself by a million … Continue reading
Posted in Education, EFL, Human Rights For NNEST ELT Teachers, Politics
Tagged culture, English, equal, equity, fallacy, immersion, immigration, learn, Miami, myth, native, neighborhood, one, opportunity, shared, social, Spanglish, Spanish, speaker, understanding
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The Native Speaker Myth: Death, Wake & Funeral of a Fallacy
The Native Speaker Fallacy is unwilling to be laid to rest. This fallacy, or myth, wants to live forever. It seduces language learners, it entices school owners, it promises global travel. There is something for everyone in this myth. Its … Continue reading
Posted in Education, EFL, Politics
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