flynn089

There are so many talented teachers who create materials for their students each day and never have the opportunity to get them published.  Perhaps this is you. Would you like to develop your career as an ELT writer? Would you like to generate an income from the materials you produce? Do you enjoy creating materials for your students? Do you write articles for a blog that you would like to put into a book? Do you create teacher development sessions that other teachers could use? Do you like creating your own stories or games for students? Do you have an idea for a teacher development book? Do you have an idea for materials that don’t fit within the usual ELT paper-based niche? Would you like some feedback and help with your ideas? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, please sign up here to keep in touch with me about a new opportunity that I’ll be launching soon. Sign Up Over the last few months, I have been developing a plan to expand PeacheyPublications Ltd and t...

Over the last few months, I have been revising and redesigning the series of lesson plans I first published in 2016. These lesson plans help to develop students linguistic and digital skills as well as their critical thinking by introducing them to a range of topics and information-rich graphics. What's New about the Lessons in Digital Literacy? I've incorporated a number of new features into the redesigned lesson plans. The biggest change is that I have created digital versions for both teachers and students. Example: Studying How to Study These presentations have been created using a technology called html5 which means that they will work in the browser in pretty much any device, including mobile phones, iPads and other tablets. In order to make it easier for both teachers and students to access the infographic for the lesson, I've added QR codes, so that students can either scan them onto a mobile phone from the teacher's copy or if they are using their own version o...