Episode 33 | PS Language Associates A really interesting episode on Laura’s research looking at implicit learning and what it could mean for how teachers prepare lessons.

After a summer break, an episode which isn’t what I planned, but was really successful. Laura and I had a chat about her PhD research on implicit teaching and learning. I found it fascinating and it got me really thinking. Have a listen: it might make you think too. psa.eu.com/episode-33/

Episode 31 | PS Language Associates In this episode, we look at how AI affects language assessment - both positively and negatively - from the perspective of teaching and learning.

The latest episode of the Delivering Development podcast is out and we continue our series on language teaching in a world of AI by considering some aspects of assessment. Find it here: psa.eu.com/episode-31

I organise a modest podcast on various aspects of professional development for language professionals. After a general discussion in our first AI episode, in the latest episode of Delivering Development we look at how it might affect our approach to teaching. www.spreaker.com/podcast/deli...

It's Sipjin. Keumgang is the one where you stand on one leg in crane stance and lots of it is in horse-riding stance.

There is something similar in England at age 10/11 called SATS, which is taken pretty seriously as it can affect what classes you are put in at secondary school, but nothing at those ages.