Tag: Learning
Schools and the proper use of technology
M.Sc. Maria A. Mora The issue of digital citizenship has become a relevant topic to discuss at school. Should it be a subject in our schools? Who is in charge […]
Book Review: 21st Century skills
About the authors Bernie Trilling is founder and CEO of 21st Century Learning Advisors and the former global director of the Oracle Education Foundation. He has participated in different organizations […]
The workplace setting in the 21st Century
By Academic Committee Changes in the workplace are necessary to match the 21st-century skills demands. Global citizens today agree that as time goes by the place of work changes, but […]
Facing the 21st Century Education
by Erick Mariano Izaguirre “Why do I need to study this? What for do I need to know this? How is this going to help me in the future?” Do […]
Words beyond Rote Learning
By Yara Torrez Without words, there is no communication. One of the primary objectives of a language learner is and should be to increase their vocabulary, but how? The teacher […]
Blended Learning: Using technology in and beyond the language classroom
Pete Sharma & Barney Barrett Macmillan Publishers Limited Oxford, England Review Blended Learning introduces teachers into the use of technology inside and outside the classroom. Though there is no […]
E-Papers: Teachers’ Treasure Trove
By James Cordonero When it comes to using realia in an English class, there is no other resource more updated, readily available, and abundant than online news. Nevertheless, teaching a […]
Fostering Creativity in the EFL Classroom
Albert Einstein said that creativity is intelligence having fun, thus the essential meaning of creativity entails the concept of producing something new, innovative, unique, and original, as much as it […]
Talent Management vs HR
Adapted and condensed from the article by Susan M. Heathfield (2016), ‘What Is Talent Management – Really?’ For those of us who are not so acquainted with the term “talent management”, […]
Reaping the value of GSE and the GSE Teacher Toolkit
May 25, 2016 Updated 7 July, 2016 My goal as a classroom teacher is to do the best I can to make sure my content is meeting the needs of […]
How to use the GSE to enhance and improve English assessments
July 6, 2016 The Global Scale of English has been a great support and a positive change for my practice. As I previously discussed, the GSE can be used in […]
The Glass-Ceiling for Non-Native English Speakers
by Academic Committee Managers, recruiters, and applicants are aware that English proficiency is a critical factor for the professional advancement of individuals in virtually every industry, especially in business and […]
Cognitive Conflict to Foster Meaningful Learning
by Erick M. Izaguirre Zepeda, Keiser University Language Institute Human’s search for knowledge is a lifelong process. It takes us many years to construct our own conceptions and beliefs. Many […]
Business Challenges and Implications of the English Learning Curve in Central America
By Research Committee, Keiser International Language Institute Companies have always required human capital with a vast knowledge in diverse fields and people with a plethora of skills, but these requirements […]
