In this episode, I discuss the interconnectedness of grammar, reading, and writing.

Teaching grammar is not about mindless translation; it’s about understanding the structure and function of language. Grammar encompasses decoding, working memory, morphology, syntax, and vocabulary.

Dyslexic EFL students need explicit grammar instruction to become better readers and writers to fully engage with the language.

This instruction helps them recognize patterns, understand sentence structure, and build a robust vocabulary.

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Grammar is the backbone of the language.

In this episode I`m talking about grammar and why it should be taught explicitly.

You cannot build a house on a quicksand. Dyslexic EFL Students can and should grasp grammar.

There`s no skilled writing without grammar; communication without grammar is ineffective.

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Jump into mastering the vital skill of distinguishing between truth and myths in education with this lively episode of Up Your Teaching. I'm honing in on English Language Teaching (ELT), and I'll show you how to spot trustworthy educational approaches in a world of questionable claims.

I'm getting straight to the point with no-nonsense advice on assessing the legitimacy of different teaching methods and materials. Listen in as I chat with authorities in evidence-based education who'll spotlight the crucial signs of reliable science and the warning signals of iffy claims. Plus, I'm confronting the issue of pseudoscience infiltrating our classrooms and educational content, delivering straightforward, practical tactics for both teachers and students.

"It's time to revolutionize ELT by grounding it in evidence-based education."