Sid Meier the creator of the civilization series of games when asked what is a game answered “A game is a series of interesting choices”.
In constructivist fields of education one of the tools that is used frequently is roleplay. In fact Batner (2006) argues that they are the best
Before reading the following blog please take a look at the video below and follow the instructions it gives. The selective attention test shows how,
Have you ever done something where you looked up afterwards and thought “where has the time gone?”; an activity that you found incredibly challenging but
Many EFL classrooms around the world are filled with what Bennett calls fluent fools. While these students are often very gifted in the English language,
It is sometimes too easy for teachers to see the bad behavior of their students. We can notice a student who is distracted, or not doing
Teachers often struggle against becoming the “Sage on the Stage”. This post will look at one of the areas where the sage takes center stage
The tip of the tongue phenomena is a killer. The words just seem to freeze in the brain and refuse to come out. It is
Three people walk into a doctor’s office. The first person has a headache. The doctor hands him two aspirin and a glass of water. The
Sid Meier defined a game as “a series of interesting choices”. If what makes a game interesting are the choices that are available in it,
Nothing is more despicable than respect based on fear – Albert Camus In the ESL /EFL field, there is a lot of talk about reducing the effective
We have all been there; doing an activity in class that’s going really well. The students are engaged and talking—until we ask them to change