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    Explore " efl podcast" with insightful episodes like "Talk of the Town -Ipswich Town F.C Podcast with EFL Pundit and Freelance Journalist Gabriel Sutton", "Reports on the JALT CALL conference", "Attending Conferences for Language Teachers" and "Seating Arrangements in Language Classrooms" from podcasts like ""Talking Town - Ipswich Town FC Podcast - By the Fans for the Fans of #ITFC", "ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge", "ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge" and "ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge"" and more!

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    Talk of the Town -Ipswich Town F.C Podcast with EFL Pundit and Freelance Journalist Gabriel Sutton

    Talk of the Town -Ipswich Town F.C Podcast with EFL Pundit and Freelance Journalist Gabriel Sutton

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    Talk of the Town- ITFC podcast, is a podcast covering the greatest football team the world has ever seen in Ipswich Town F.C. We feature regular guests from the world of football. From current players to ex greats to EFL pundits. Can't catch the whole podcast? No problem, we have individual segments ready for you to catch up on the go. Whatever the weather, whatever the lifestyle, Talk of the Town will keep you up to date and entertained with all the goings-on at fortress portman road.

    We urge everyone to stay home if you can. Please keep your social distance!

     In today's episode of Talk of the Town- Your Ipswich Town F.C podcast. Martin sits down with EFL pundit and Freelance Journalist for Betvictor and many other websites Gabriel Sutton

    Gabriel is an expert EFL pundit who has been covering the EFL for many years having worked for websites such as BetVictor, Accrington Stanley directly, and many others

    In today's ITFC talk of the town podcast, made by Ipswich Town fans for Ipswich Town fans Martin and Gabriel discuss ;



     As always we would love your thoughts 

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    Talking Town - Ipswich Town FC Podcast - By the Fans for the Fans of #ITFC
    en-gbMay 09, 2020
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    Attending Conferences for Language Teachers

    Attending Conferences for Language Teachers
    www.eltpocast.com Conferences for language teachers are an important opportunity for professional development. Today's episode is intended for teachers with little to no conference experience. We discuss why we like attending conferences, and we offer some advice for "novice" conference-goers to get the most out of the experience. Listen to this episode and / or view our online summary (www.eltpodcast.com/archive/lounge).
    ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge
    en-usMay 16, 2007
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    Seating Arrangements in Language Classrooms

    Seating Arrangements in Language Classrooms
    www.eltpocast.com We have all probably seen large classrooms that are two-thirds full, with the front third of the seats empty. Or, when the number of seats is about the same as the number of students, you might have seen students rush in to grab the seats at the back, then watch as the classroom fills up back to front. However, when the students are closer to the teacher, it is easier to watch their faces for feedback. Also, teachers do not have to strain their voices to reach the back of the large room. Classrooms with students bunched up at the back indicate that either the students do not care or the teacher does not care. Since learning a language is an emotional thing, students have to be more engaged by being up close. A large physical distance is also a psychological distance; when there is a spatial gap between the teacher and the students, it is difficult to bridge that gap to reach the students. Listen to this episode and / or view our online summary (www.eltpodcast.com/archive/lounge) to see how we address these problems. The solutions we discuss should help you in your own teaching situation.
    ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge
    en-usApril 22, 2007
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    efl classrooms
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