English Language Teaching: A Pedagogical WebQuest

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English Language Teaching: A Pedagogical Web Quest includes insightful papers focusing on the innovative modes of teaching and learning English language, with an eye on overcoming related difficulties in the classrooms. This anthology seeks to provide inspiration and impetus for all ELT teachers to think out of the box, infusing positive energy and novel ideas in English. The papers in the book encompass comprehensive and detailed approach to most of the issues related to ELT, encouraging innovative thinking and pragmatism by harmonizing traditional and modern technology based mechanics. Basic skills in learning the language find due place in this regard. A modest attempt is made to present these articles/research papers, which deal with the Glocal approach of teaching English as a second language (SL) or foreign language (FL).

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G.A. Ghanashyam is Associate Professor and Head, Department of English, M.L. Shukla College, Seepat, Bilaspur (Chhattigarh). He has been teaching English at various levels for the last two decades. He has co-edited two books entitled Glimpses of Post-Independence Indian English Fiction and Vignettes of Indian English Literature. He has authored 72 scholarly papers for peer reviewed/referred journals and edited books of international and national standard. T. Sai Chandra Mouli is a former Professor of English, Railway College, Secunderabad. A poet, translator and critic, he was a Visiting Fellow at Nagaland University, Kohima. He was an Executive member of AESI for two terms. His published work includes Dynamics of Translation: An Indian Perspective and seven edited anthologies of literary criticism on Indian Writing in English. A member on editorial board of several journals of repute, he is the Chief Editor of Charisma a refereed Journal of Language and Literature in English.