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President of Language Teaching Professionals, teacher trainer, author #FollowBack

Joined September 2012
Teaching Phonics: Special Combinations In a series of five videos for teachers of English as a foreign language learners, I am introducing a child-centered approach to learning phonics that enables children to learn phonics deeply. youtu.be/1r-sJFcMlBg
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Teaching Phonics: From Letters to Words This video looks at how to help children handle the transition from letters to words in a way that is appropriate for English as a foreign language learners. youtu.be/M5uQnv07MHE
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New research: Making Long-Term Memories Requires Nerve-Cell Damage Click the link for more information einsteinmed.edu/news/15187/m…
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Child-Centered Learning: A Learning Cycle This video establishes a learning cycle by looking at babies learning an educational toy, and applies this cycle to teaching English to children of all ages. youtu.be/pxJTpuK2HIg
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Learning science might help kids read better A growing chorus of education researchers and “science of reading” advocates are calling for young children to be taught more about the world around them. New research provides support for this approach. kqed.org/mindshift/63315/lea…
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Child-Centered Learning: Example Activities This video looks at three games that illustrate some basic psychological principles that underlie child-centered lessons and are important when motivating children to learn. youtu.be/Wa1_gOeUaqg
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How Far Back in Time Could You Go and Still Understand English? youtube.com/watch?v=8fxy6ZaM…
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Valentine's Day Around The World. All I remember about Valentine's Day when growing up in the UK was sending unsigned Valentine cards to people we secretly liked. I live in Japan now and Valentine's Day is celebrated very differently. traveltriangle.com/blog/vale…
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New Research: Why Do Some Children Learn To Talk Earlier? Experimenters found that the chattiest children in the global study were those that tended to hear more adult talk in turn, along with age and clinical factors such as prematurity or dyslexia. sciencealert.com/theres-a-su…
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