Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one thing I’m reading at the moment-

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one thing I’m reading at the moment-

A previous ESL student Eden Zhang talks about how she's improved her writing in English and the role it plays now in her work in the Australian finance sector. Really proud of her improvement and how it has contributed to the excellent quality of the professional work she does, as well her hilarious sense of humour. Her jokes in English are even funnier now. Thank you Eden!

For ESL & Spanish T&e students-

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one thing I’m reading at the moment-

Libby is an online source of e-books and audiobooks with a wide variety which can often be accessed for free through your local library- check it out!‍

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one thing I’ve just finished reading-

One of our previous students Evan Ye speaks about his excellent Masters thesis on Chinese textbook reform for which he recieved a High Distinction at ANU last year. Well done Evan really proud of you!

Isabel Barrios Pérez shares the role writing plays in her work in market research, and how the 'extended mind' thesis can help in retaining access to information.

The first in our two part series on AI study companions. Firstly we will be looking into what they are at the moment, and the benefits and risk of using them. Part two will look at practical guidelines for students, parents, teachers & tutors.

Some thoughts on how institutions can assess knowledge and capacity when students have easy access to chatbots and LLMs.

Investopedia can be useful source for students studying economics.

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one suggestion to consider-

For which subject? Social Sciences- Geography, Economics, Politics & International Development

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one suggestion to consider-

One of our previous students Amber Tian talks about her IR graduate thesis on Burmese politics, how she's using writing at work and what she's reading at the moment.

Software Engineer Shannon Green explains how he uses writing to help when he works on programming, coding, designing and testing new products at programs through his work.

T&e looks at the uses, benefits and considerations to take into account with AI-Generated Learning Materials.

When VR and AR are used in educational experience, where are they adding to a more nuanced and comprehensive understanding of the issue, and where do they just provide more novelty value?

This article looks at what automated writing feedback and scoring can currently do, potential advantages they can bring, and where caution should be taken.

For which subjects? Social Sciences- Geography, Economics, History, Politics & International Development

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one suggestion to consider-

One of our students James Siadis talks about how writing thoughtfully can be helpful as a tool of reflection and in recognising and avoiding logical fallacies. Thank you James for your time!

Friend of Turtle & elephant Dina Kumarbek summarises how she uses and approaches writing in a professional services environment. Really insightful thank you Dina!

What Is HyFlex and Hybrid Teaching Tech?

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years of reading I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one suggestion to consider-

Seguramente hace mucho que no coges un bolígrafo y escribes un texto a mano. Quizás aún escribas notas en un cuaderno en alguna reunión o mientras escuchas a un profesor, pero tal vez ni siquiera eso. En este texto intentaré mostrarte las maravillas de la escritura a mano para el cerebro y para la creatividad.

About the potential benefits and risks of data dashboards

Another useful resource for our ESL students- hope it helps!

Inspired by the structure of Jame Clear’s weekly 3-2-1 newsletter, which even after years I find useful on a weekly basis, this weekly blog offers three observations on teaching writing, two quotes about writing and one suggestion to consider-