20 reasons why every EFL learner should have an iPad
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Mobile technology is changing the face of education, and opening up new opportunities…
Category > Teaching in Japan
How to be a good English teacher: Advice from a Japanese learner of English
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Ryuichi Sakai is a Japanese learner of English, computer programmer, and editor of…
Kickstarting your own ELT publication
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We previously interviewed Marcos Benevides, award-winning ELT author, about his thoughts on Extensive…
Taking a language learning card game to market: An interview with Sean Anderson
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In this interview, Sean Anderson talks about his experience devising, developing and marketing…
Aphorisms of English Language Teaching
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Aphorisms – general truths conveyed by short statements – can help us remember…
Losing our trousers: The prevalence of American English in TEFL
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When I came to Japan in 2006, it was with the then “British…
Top Ten iOS Apps for EFL Educators
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There are now countless apps available for both teachers and learners in a…
30 Years Teaching English in Japan: An Interview with Marc Helgesen (Part 1)
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In this interview, Marc Helgesen talks about the changes the English teaching community…
30 Years Teaching English in Japan: An interview with Marc Helgesen (Part 2)
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Marc Helgesen talks about his greatest and most embarrassing moments as an English…
Teaching English at Japanese Universities
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There are over 700 universities in Japan, and most, if not all, offer…
