Episode 32: Conversation with fellow teacher and language lover, Marcelo.

Episode 32: Conversation with fellow teacher ...

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Episode 33: Brief message from Rossana (and feedback) and speaking skill: Making generalizations.

Rossana, a listener from Italy, sent me this incredible message you'll hear today. It's very short but it's a good sample to give some well-deserved feedback. When clips are short, I mostly focus on pronunciation and some vocabulary. To give feedback on more aspects, I would need ...  Show more

Episode 34: Interactive communication tips and intonation of cleft sentences

I always want to emphasize Interactive Communication because it's one of the criteria that gets overlooked by teachers and candidates altogether. Today I'll speak about three ways in which candidates can use language effectively to: Interrupt politely Add your opinion to what the ...  Show more

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