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Written by Ricardo Roque Mateos

Dr. Ricardo Roque Mateos holds a PhD in Spanish Studies (University of Cádiz, Spain) and has experience teaching and researching in universities from Spain, Latvia, Denmark, Serbia, Japan etc. His research is mostly focused on Language Pedagogy, Literature and History.

    The Best Book of Quotes: Famous Quotes for Life and Happiness

    July 28, 2017 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    Pay attention because this is one of those useful professional secrets I share with you 😀 As a teacher, when you are in a class and you are choosing topics…

    The Best Teacher I Know: David Attenborough

    March 7, 2017 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    Credit where credit is due 🙂 It’s always good to find inspiration in others, because it offers us the chance to be influenced by examples that are highly positive. My…

    A Good Spanish Book

    January 24, 2017 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    It’s been a while since I last wrote here. I’ve been very busy with lectures, projects, and all that stuff. One of the things that have kept me busy was…

    Teamwork: Helping Your Department Colleagues Succeed

    April 1, 2016 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    I am having some arguments with my friends in academia about this particular point… Usually the debates happen around warm pizza, so everything stays civilized, but it is really surprising…

    Which English To Teach?

    February 1, 2016 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    The common position is quite clear. All varieties are equally valid, useful and beautiful in their own way (*group hug* *unicorns fly around spreading rainbows and love*). But you and…

    Preparing A Cultural Exposition

    November 26, 2015 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    If you teach subjects such as Languages, Literature or History, you might feel inclined to prepare cultural activities once in a while. There are practical reasons for this… It’s good…

    Academic Bureaucracy Is Discouraging

    November 13, 2015 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    So obvious… yet so necessary for these things to be reminded 🙂 Not long ago, there was a selection process in two Japanese universities. Both of them wanted researchers, preferably…

    My Research Strategies

    November 6, 2015 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    I am one of those guys who love strategy games, have a special edition of Sun Tzu and could quote it by heart 😀 As in everything else… I have…

    Spanish Studies

    October 30, 2015 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    This field has three main areas where you should be proficient: Language, Literature and History. The explanation is quite simple. It’s impossible to teach a language at a university level…

    Quick Tips For Teachers

    October 16, 2015 by Ricardo Roque Mateos

    Don’t worry, it won’t be a motivational article 😀 I am quite pragmatic for these things… Keep your teaching ID with you at all times. The local one is given…

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