Please look at the pic below and speculate using modal verbs:
1. Is the girl alone?
2. Who do you think is she talking to?
3. Could she be talking to a flower / person /an animal?
4. Are there more kids / adults/ flowers / animals around?
Please leave your answers / speculations on the comment box from [...]
How can Flickr be used in the ELT context?
My brand new Del.icio.us tags show some of the links about that -I found them yesterday and I’d like to share them with you. – Mind you- I learnt quite sth about del.icio.us at trying its various features, I used to “save bookmarks” on it before [...]
Based on the idea that we are nobody if we don’t belong to a community, something which is implied directly by Social Media, some experienced bloggers have already affirmed that your contexts are relevant in your work. If you are part of a Network you must show it. Visualization of your context is [...]
Under the post “Can we change education?”on her blog, Nancy A. McKeand wrote this :
Computers don’t and won’t automatically change education. It will take teachers who are able to open up the world to their students through using them to make a real difference.
So one of the questions that came up to my mind [...]
Blog comments are the key for interacting, therefore NETWORKING.
There are good reasons for supporting guest participation within blogs as the link on strategic commenting provided by the SMiELT program presented. However my personal feeling in favour of leaving comments on blog posts have to do with all the learning that takes place while interacting. On [...]
It seems as if they were…
Sometimes teachers feel that dealing with online tools will be a piece of cake as students are believed to hold a great command of internet resources. They are generally thought to have been “born” wish certain techno skills that , as a matter of fact, they do not own.
“The [...]
Yesterday I found a real bit of food for thought on the SMIELT blog -
quite shocking
I was so interested in organizing ideas about it that I got a summary to be posted on one of the microblogs that I run. I generally do that when I want to (think in a loud voice???) reflect [...]
This is my first post from this blog , trying to interact within the SMinELT program.
Such a challenge!
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