Vidcast - Collaborative Learning

In this video, I have discussed the importance of collaborative learning, which shoulde be applied in an ESL or EFL classroom. Collaborative learning enables students to interact with one another and cooperate while doing the activities. Unlike individual learning, students can ask each other for information, monitor one another and evaluate ideas. Thus, allowing the students' self-confidence to develop as they take on different roles while working together.

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Mind Meister

I used Mind Meister to assist me in making a mind map that has all the terms that is related to a 'task'. This mind map will be useful for prospective teachers while designing a task for task-based learning. Also, the link is below too in case you would like to access the website: https://www.mindmeister.com/1273360467/task

Podcast - Holistic Learning

https://anchor.fm/sumeyra-aydin/episodes/Significance-of-holistic-learning-in-an-ESLEFL-classroom-e3kel5 Holistic learning is important for students to be able to use an integration of skills simultaneously, which allows them to relate to more authentic situations and engage them in learning. It allows students to develop better communication and social skills, which in addition increases their overall self-confidence. Holistic learning not only focuses on the mental development, but also on the psychological, social and the emotional growth of the learner.

Significance of this blog

Art is defined as 'the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination...' by Oxford Dictionaries. Thus, taking this definition of the word art into account, it is apparent that teaching isn't about giving instructions but rather the way one is capable of producing art while doing it, especially in the field of ELT. reference:en.oxforddictionaries.com Links to other blogs related to ELT: http://eltuptodate.blogspot.com/ https://elteachershub.blogspot.com/ https://backtotheelt.blogspot.com/ https://teacherinprogression.blogspot.com https://asyoulikelt.blogspot.com

The art of ELT

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