When Holy Curiosity Wires with Neuroplasticity By: Pinar Sekmen “The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existence. One cannot help but be in
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Fostering Interdependence in the Language Classroom with Resources for Collaborative Autonomy
Fostering Interdependence in the Language Classroom with Resources for Collaborative Autonomy By: María del Carmen Arau Ribeiro, Aleksandra Sudhershan, and Alexia Schemien Introduction “Discuss with your partner…” is one of
Review: A Course on Interoception and Self-Regulation
Review: A Course on Interoception and Self-Regulation By: Jamie Emerson I recently found myself taking a short online course on interoception and self-regulation. This was a happy accident, stemming from
Unlearn Helplessness Through Learning Together and Alone
Unlearn Helplessness Through Learning Together and Alone By: Harumi Kimura It’s been years since I started teaching repeaters’ English class in my school. Students who have failed regular courses in
The Benefits of Learner Autonomy in Language Learning
The Benefits of Learner Autonomy in Language Learning By: Curtis Kelly Learner autonomy, a popular term in language education, is a relatively recent expression. It was coined in 1981 by