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Direct linkMariale M. Hardiman – Corwin, 2025
With all the recent updates and advances in education and the cognitive sciences, it's crucial that we update and advance how we teach. It is time for our practices to reflect a focus on the way people think and learn rather than solely on the product of that learning. This new edition of the bestselling The Brain-Targeted Teaching® (BTT) Model…
Descriptors: Brain, Teaching Methods, Neurosciences, Cognitive Science
Genovezou, Joanne, And Others – TESL Talk, 1984
Discusses how laughter and joke-telling can be channeled in such a way as to enhance second language teaching. In addition, it is suggested that jokes can act as a dynamic in overcoming problems (such as lassitude) that arise in situations involving group work. (SL)
Descriptors: Creative Activities, English (Second Language), Grouping (Instructional Purposes), Humor
