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Thanks for the memory!

As a teacher and teacher trainer, this has been an area of interest of mine for a long time, and it's something that I thought about a lot when I was writing Memory Activities for Language Learning. In my talk I'm going to be focussing on the conflict that exists between teacher training programmes and exam systems in many parts of the world

UncategorizedNick Bilbrough9 April 2016Gisig, Memory Activities for Language Learning, Earl Stevick, Noice and Noice, Beit Hanoun, Tunjur Comments

Here's your chants!

I can't remember where I first heard this story but I included this version of it in the introduction to the Stories Alive material, and its central message about the power of personalisation in learning has always resonated with me.

StorytellingNick Bilbrough31 March 2016chants, Tunjur, The boy who cried wolf, The farmer who followed his dream, Nasreddin and the dinner party Comments

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