lately I have been thinking about my blogging journey and about what makes me keep blogging in the age of social media. Here’s a list of some factors that I think contribute to my passion for blogging.
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The Mast-Head turns one. In this post, I look back at this first year of blogging, and reflect on what went well and what didn’t.
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This is the very first post of this blog. Read about why I decided to start it and what I hope to get out of it.
I have to admit, I almost closed this blog a few months ago. I thought I was done with it, that I didn’t have anything else to say. I also felt slightly burnt out, so the idea of spending my free time thinking and writing about ELT wasn’t appealing any more. Nothing major had really
I can’t believe it’s already been more than a month since my last post. Not a good start in my New Year resolutions. Oh, well. Before I get back into my blogging mood (I’m already preparing a post for the TDSiG Web Carnival event), let me update you on a couple of things: I’ve passed
First things first: I wish a happy and peaceful 2018 to you all and to your families and colleagues. May this 2018 bring love and understanding in both your home and your classroom. Now let me talk about blogging and resolutions. As I wrote on my previous post, I am immensely proud of my 2017
2018: hopes and resolutions Read More »
The end of 2017 is approaching, so it feels like a good time to stop for a moment and take stock of this blogging year. This blog has been (and hopefully will be) a great CPD tool, as well as a great place to come to when I needed to put something into writing in
Today I’d like to do some meta-blogging by writing about not some specific blogs — you can find a list of my favourite blogs on the right — but about specific posts I often go back to. They inspire me, help me, give me practical ideas, so I want to share them with you, hoping
7 blog posts you shouldn’t miss Read More »
Today I was looking back at my old posts, and I realised some have been quite popular compared to my average number of visits/views, and others are posts I’m quite proud of, despite the low number of visits. So today I’d like to go a bit nostalgic and list here my top favourite posts from
As you can see, I haven’t been posting for a while. Those of you who (used to) follow me on Twitter might have noticed I have been absent from there too — I have actually deleted my account recently, in favour of Mastodon. I think I need to take a short break from the ELT
