PhD Conferencing with Tesni Galvin
Being a final year PhD student in the department of Applied Linguistics at Swansea University, I have had the fortunate
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Welcome to Swansea University’s English Language and TESOL blog
Where are they now? Nathaniel Reed
1) Tell us a little bit about yourself (where you come from, etc.) I’m Nathaniel and come from a very
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My experience taking part in a SPIN internship by Rachel Cooper
I’m Rachel, an Applied Linguistics and English Language student. In my second year I had the opportunity to take part
Read moreShawn Lee Interviews Beatrice Massa, Language Technician at Phrasee
Alumna of Swansea University, Beatrice Massa, talks to Shawn Lee about her work as a language technician at Phrasee. Beatrice
Read moreFrom EFL teacher to Pro-Vice-Chancellor, International – by Professor Judith Lamie
In this month’s blog we welcome an insight into Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International), Professor Judith Lamie’s career. An accomplished researcher in EFL
Read moreBeing a Teacher Trainer in Afghanistan with Joe Seaton
In this second post with Joe Seaton, Martin Lee-Paterson talks about teacher training in Afghanistan. If you are interested in
Read moreTeaching in Remote and Hostile Environments with Joe Seaton
In this first post with Joe Seaton, Martin Lee-Paterson talks about teaching in remote and hostile environments.
Read moreStudy Tool and Tech Review
By Shawn Lee, Hollie Chappell and Vanessa Ku. COVID-19 made me do it – because classes and groupwork went online,
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How Wordle Went 
If you’re at all involved in academic twitter, you’ve probably come across a pattern of green and yellow squares
A Few Words about ‘Gairglo’, the Welsh Language ‘Wordle’, by Steve Morris
This is a translation of a short comment piece (in Welsh) by Applied Linguistics Honorary Research Fellow Steve Morris which
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