Pecha Kucha for Novices

I just came across this not-so-new blog article referred  to as a crash course in Pecha Kucha, “Six Things about Pecha Kucha,” written by Lindsay Clandfield, an English teacher, trainer and author from Canada in his blog, Six Things.   This article reminded me of a personal challenge I promised myself to take on this semester.  [...]

The /t/ and /d/ Sounds in English-Google Docs or Power Point?

One of my students asked if I could do some pronunciation lessons during our “Friday ESL Workshop,”  which was a four-hour block of individualized instruction for approximately 45+ ESL students.  I felt that this was a great idea and went about the task of putting materials together.  However, developing this first pronunciation presentation was, and [...]