TESOL Greece

Our Summer Event in Kalamata was a delight!

Thanks to our enthusiastic members and their cameras we have a few highlights to share.

Much gratitude to Constantina Constantopoulou for her presentation, to Zafi Mandali for her photographic contributions and, of course, to all of you who joined us on this trip!

Till the next one!

Here's a TESOL Teaching Tip brought to you by our latest issue of the TESOL Greece Journal!

STEAM is a much talked about in ELT lately. At first, it may sound odd that we would use STEAM in our ELT classroom, but, when the principles of it are examined closely, we see that it is the perfect opportunity for us to diversify the classroom, make it more inclusive and sustainable. It is all about students experimenting and problem-solving.

So, our tip when it comes to STEAM is: keep the focus on the student! Let them try it their own way; form their own questions and reach their own conclusions. Along the way they will learn many things and more importantly for us both the target language and the language of the language of problem-solving and critical thinking. And all of that in their own unique way!

If you are interested to dive deeper, Evdoxia Frantzeskaki and Konstantina Alevizou have written a wonderful article on the topic for our 170th Journal that has become available to all our members. Here's a small preview.

Visit our website https://tesolgreece.org/ for more information on the journal.

📢 The countdown has begun!

Join us on 21 June and get ready for an event filled with inisights, inspiration and connection! Featuring Constantina Constantopoulou, this is an event you won’t want to miss. ✨

Stay tuned for more updates and activities coming soon!🌐

📝P.S. Our latest TESOL Greece Journal is now available. Have you had the chance to read it yet?