Posts Tagged ‘prejudice’
Teaching without prejudice
Posted by: Alastair Grant on October 6, 2011
Reflective Teaching
Because we're all still learning… I know I am.
Alastair Grant
A reflective English teacher who’s as much of a student as those he teaches.
So, because I think about the way I teach all the time, I invite you into my musings and share your reflections too.
And you've seen what happens when you put two mirrors opposite each other.
- School’s out… and so are ELT’s grand narratives Alastair Grant
- I’m ready for my close-up. Alastair Grant
- Dogme 2.0 – The Puppy Grows Up Alastair Grant
- Teaching false beginner adult learners. How to go about it, advice, suggestion and ideas. Alastair Grant
- There’s no such thing as a dragon! (or Dogme fires up the IH DoS Conference 2012) Alastair Grant
- Corpora and other beautiful bodies: a summary for ELT Chat. Alastair Grant
- Testing times… Alastair Grant
- Teachers and students sharing lives Alastair Grant
- Teaching without prejudice Alastair Grant
- In trouble again… Alastair Grant
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