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  • Improv, scripts and world premieres

    Drama helps us make sense of the world. It explores what happens when people make certain…

  • Teaching English Pronunciation through Theatre

    Teaching English Pronunciation through Theatre

           Being able to speak effortlessly is a great luxury. As a native speaker,…

  • Houston in Slow English: A Podcast for English learners

                I recently started using an app to learn German. I liked it more than I…

  • Breaking the Mold: Paragraphing for Beginners

    Breaking the Mold: Paragraphing for Beginners

    As instructors, we’ve been told that beginning students cannot handle multiple paragraphs and more advanced grammatical…

  • Breaking Free from the Five Paragraph Essay: Whys and Hows

    There’s a saying in English, “Don’t throw out the baby with the bathwater.” We mean that…

  • How do we move grammar into meaning?

    How do we move grammar into meaning?

    Cambridge University Press is hosting a panel for grammar week in March 2021, and we’ve been…

  • Using Secret Images to practice the Imperative

    Using Secret Images to practice the Imperative

    Here is a drawing-and-guessing activity from our new book, 60 Kinesthetic Grammar Activities (Alphabet Publishing) that…

  • Practice Pragmatics and Pronunciation with Free Interactive Dialogs Online

    Practice Pragmatics and Pronunciation with Free Interactive Dialogs Online

    For the first post of the year, let’s talk about pragmatics, prosody and pronunciation. Our voice…

  • Textbook optional: What happens when you write your own material?

    Textbook optional: What happens when you write your own material?

    This morning I learned that Japanese parents invoke a demon named Oni to scare their children…

  • Video on using theater to teach pragmatics: focus on apologizing

    Video on using theater to teach pragmatics: focus on apologizing

      Getting ready for CaTESOL on Friday where I’ll be talking about pronunciation through theater.  I…

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