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Humanising Language Teaching
Humanising Language Teaching
Humanising Language Teaching
CONTENTS

Editorial

Introducing this issue of HLT Magazine

Contributor's Guidelines

Major Articles

  1. Can Translation Be Taught?
    Lucía I. Llorente and Mary Fitzhugh Parra, US
  2. The Case of a Reading Apprentice
    Noosha Mehdian, Malaysia
  3. Reading Beyond the Lines: Extensive, Extended or Creative Reading?
    Fitch O'Connell, UK

Jokes

Dear White Fella
found on the Internet by Cécile Marit, Belgium



Pilgrims English Language Courses publishes Humanising Language Teaching Magazine (HLT) on the web for language teachers and The Teacher Trainer Journal (TTTJ), a print and new for 2010, digital magazine, for those who train, teach and mentor teacher trainers. Subscribe on-line at www.tttjournal.co.uk

Short Articles

  1. Stories in Language Teaching
    Andrew Wright, Hungary
  2. Using Fun Web Publishing Resources for Project and Task-based Work
    Ann Foreman, Spain
  3. Creativity Assessment
    Marinela Cojocariu, Romania
  4. Emotional Intelligence and English Teaching
    Candy Fresacher, Austria
  5. Music and Storytelling in the EFL Classroom
    Roberta King, Mexico
  6. The Native Rules
    Radhika Iyer-O’Sullivan, United Arab Emirates
  7. Teaching English in Japan
    Ken Jackson, UK
  8. Fun with Vocabulary Learning and Paraphrase
    Mohammed Arroub, Syria
  9. Memories from IATEFL: Cardiff in Spring and My Drama Ideas
    Elena Kashina, Russia
  10. The Heart of the Matter: The Third Time Around
    Lou Spaventa, US
  11. The further Adventures of Dr Usher
    Robin Usher, Saudi Arabia
esl teaching jobs

ESL Teaching Jobs

Ideas from the Corpora

Activities For Practising Spoken English
joint article by teachers on a Pilgrims course, 2009, UK



Announcing the Finalists for the 2010 LLL Award

Lesson Outlines

  1. I, Me and Myself
    Monica Hoogstad UK
  2. Cat Tales
    Michael Berman, UK
  3. Get Moving!
    Simon Mumford, Turkey
  4. Some Ideas on How to Make Pronunciation More Fun
    Emine Oguz, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

Student Voices

  1. They Will Not Respect You...
    Oleksandra Grishnykh, Ukraine
  2. Should English Language Tests Conform to Native Speaker Standards Only?
    Celina Wyppich, Poland

Publications

  1. Reading Explorer 4
    reviewed by Neil McBeath, Oman
  2. From a Website: A Game and Song for the Present Simple Yes/No Question Forms
    Fergal Kavanagh, Italy
  3. Short Book Reviews
    Hanna Kryszewska, Poland

An Old Exercise

Alibi Relived
Nuria Smyth, Switzerland

Pilgrims Course Outline

  1. Course Outline: British Life, Language and Culture
  2. Different Strokes for Different Folks
    Bonnie Tsai, France

Readers Letters

Teacher Resource Books Review

Georgia Through its Folktales
Michael Berman, UK

Poems

  1. Three Poems
    Neil Macbeath, Oman
  2. Language Teachers for Non-killing: A Plea
    Francisco Gomes de Matos, Brazil

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