1. Corrective Feedback (ARG October)

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    November 25, 2016 by gemmalunn

    The topic for the Academic Reading Group in October was feedback. We looked at the article on corrective-feedback by Panova & …
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  2. Teaching Reading Comprehension (ARG June)

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    August 31, 2016 by gemmalunn

    In June the topic for our get together was reading and specifically what are the most effective ways to help …
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  3. Evidence-based reflective practice (ARG May)

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    June 15, 2016 by gemmalunn

    This month’s topic for the Academic Reading Group in St. Gallen was one I am especially keen on – reflective …
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  4. Fluency vs Accuracy (ARG – April)

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    May 3, 2016 by gemmalunn

    This month I started an additional teachers’ group at one of the schools where I work. This meeting has the …
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  5. Listen Up! (or should it be down…)

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    February 28, 2016 by gemmalunn

    The topic of this month’s Academic Reading Group (ARG) was listening with a focus on bottom up and top down …
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  6. Reading, Meeting, Sharing: Reflections on the first Academic Reading Group

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    January 19, 2016 by gemmalunn

    Last Sunday was the first ELT Academic Reading Group. I decided to start this group for two reasons: Firstly, since …
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  7. 1st ELT Academic Reading Group

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    December 20, 2015 by gemmalunn

    I’m very excited that the first ELT Academic Reading Group, St. Gallen meeting will be on Sunday 17th January 14:15 in …
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  8. Flying robots, laughter & germs

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    December 17, 2015 by gemmalunn

    In October I started teaching two C1 level classes. For the majority of the students in these classes English is …
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  9. The perfect class…?

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    November 11, 2015 by gemmalunn

    I think I’ve found my perfect class, well 2 classes back-to-back. These are general English, C1, predominantly conversation classes. There …
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  10. #ELTchat Summary: Coaching adult students to learn outside the classroom

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    October 15, 2015 by gemmalunn

    This is a summary for the #ELTchat that was held on 30th September the topic was how to coach adult …
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