Compiled by Marja Juhola Welcome to the first recap of 2014! Exciting things are happening – we (the Slovak Chamber of English Language Teachers) finally have our first officially elected Executive Committee and ELTForum 2014 … Read More
Candidates for the Executive Committee – February 2014
As of 27 December 2013, the Slovak Chamber of English Teachers exists as an official professional organisation in the Slovak Republic. As such, it is time to elect its first Executive Committee. Elections to the … Read More
Presenting the Plenaries – Part Three
We’re grateful to have Prof Gabi Lojova, a member of our advisory board, with us in June! Gabi will be sharing about learners and how they learn languages.
Presenting the Plenaries – Part Two
We’re excited to have a new face and voice share with us this year: Maggie Kubanyiova, a graduate of UKF Nitra, has ‘made good’ as an ELT professional not only here, but in the UK … Read More
Presenting the Plenaries – Part One
The Chamber is pleased as punch, proud as a peacock and tickled pink to invite you to hear a living legend and brilliant linguist: David Crystal!
Recap of Resources and Interesting Blog Posts – 26 December 2013
Compiled by Marja Juhola Hope this finds you all relaxed … and waiting with bated breath for the announcement of the identity of the ELTForum2014 keynote speaker! To keep you busy during the wait, here … Read More
A selection of classroom resources for #Christmas
Just in time! Bunches of stuff for your students to do this week 🙂
Presenting the ELTForum.sk 2014 Conference – Call for Speakers
And the call for speaker proposals for eltforum.sk 2014 is out! What about you? What do you have up your sleeve that you could share with your colleagues? Have a look at the call for … Read More
6 Myths about Accents
Excellent reminders of truths we often forget about accents and language learning…
Notes from a Young Teacher
by Lenka Birova Survived Block A [ed. note: 1st quarter]. Important findings: Kids/teens are nowhere near as rude, stupid, or shallow as it may seem from media or “public discussions” of well-meaning elderly ladies from … Read More