When my mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, my sisters and I cornered the doctor with a litany of questions: The doctor held up his hand and said, “Sure. We can…
AI in ESL is no longer a new topic for discussion. Both educators and learners have come to terms with it, and many may agree that using AI effectively and…
Written By Brian Strong What’s the issue? Most vocabulary exercises are built one of two ways: either students learn a word and its meaning before they practice it, or they’re…
It was an honour to present on Thursday, and I sincerely appreciate everyone who took the time to join us. Here are some key takeaways from my presentation “Setting the…
For quite some time now, internet access and free Wi-Fi have become a regular feature of academia. While the advantages are undeniable, teachers and professors worry about students’ inability to…
I’ve been thinking about whether to help my Literacy students with prompting, and with the actual answers during an assessment task. On task rubrics, there’s usually a section where the…
