Jennifers say that… a scary hilarious activity
A lesson plan about a scary but hilarious movie made entirely by AI bots
Tyson Seburn
Disruption complements usualisation
Watch recordings of my #iatefl2021 talk, which is basically part 2 from my #iatefl2019 talk on LGBTQ+.
Mental health is health.
Mental health is as important as physical health. In fact, are they really different things? They are our health.
ARC is free for a while
Right now, we need to help each other as an ELT community. I don’t have much to give away, but…
200th post – A decade comparative narrative
I’ve also been sitting on what my 200th post would be about for many months and which would be meaningful in some sense.
One talk progresses to the next
I’m very excited to have been asked to give a plenary talk at the upcoming World Teachers’ Day Web Conference on Saturday, October 5, hosted by IATEFL and British Council!
This post will make you gay (or your mats anyway)
Well, it will. Or maybe not. In this post, I talk introduce a Usualisation approach to inclusive materials design.
An adaptable lesson for #eltfootprint
Someone asked what type of lessons others might use within the environment and sustainable realm of topics, so I whipped one together