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Criticism of the Lexical Approach

"All chunks and no pineapple?" Image by Andrew Malone via Flickr [ CC BY 2.0 ] Writing an essay or working on a paper on the Lexi...

The third person singular of the Present Simple tense is known to be particularly problematic for learners and when the "Be Like Bill&q...

Traditional end-of-year news quiz for the first lesson of the new year The dress which went viral To tell the truth, I almost broke the trad...

Activities for reviewing language (vocabulary and some grammar) from News Quiz 2014 Image by DLR via Wikimedia Commons [ CC BY 3.0 de ] As...

Traditional lexically-enriched end-of-year news quiz for the first lesson of the new year By Anthony Quintano via Flickr [ CC BY 2.0 ] In k...

I often make students (and teachers I work with) get out of their seats. I think movement in the classroom is important whether you believe ...

Video is often used in the EFL classroom for listening comprehension activities, facilitating discussions and, of course, language work. But...

Image by Peter Megyeri on Flickr (CC BY 2.0) My interest in experimental practice was piqued at the TESOL France’s last annual colloquium wh...

Photo by Tzvi Meller As much as it seems counter-intuitive, teaching new vocabulary in semantic sets (e.g. jobs: doctor, teacher, lawyer etc...