Classroom observation
Finding the real problem in how learners perform.

Teaching Research
Why does the same speaking task work differently in two classes?
Why does the same speaking task work in one class and not in another? What kind of written feedback actually tells a learner what to change? Teaching research starts from questions this specific.
Finding the real problem in how learners perform.
Trying and testing changes inside the teaching cycle.
Recording what worked and what keeps going wrong.
Turning one teacher's experience into something the team can discuss.
Graded teaching, spoken interaction, written feedback, blended learning, learner motivation and multilingual course design.
Stage reports, teaching cases, course materials, open lessons and thematic sharing sessions.

Turning classroom experience into methods that can be discussed, tested and improved.
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