Writing for the NewsLetter

FAQs

Have you ever wondered if you should write an article for the TESOL Greece Newsletter?

What if your article may have some mistakes?

You do not have to worry about making mistakes. All articles are proofread and edited and if any major changes are found to be needed you will get a chance to look at your article again, along with the editorial recommendations, to make it a piece that can be published in the Newsletter.

If you are not an expert or an authority this is OK?

We ALL have something to contribute to our profession, not everyone can be an ‘expert’ or ‘authority’.
Many of the best teachers develop their skills by interacting with other teachers and hearing about their teaching practices. We may also develop ourselves professionally by writing about and reflecting on our experiences as teachers.
The Newsletter tries to cater to the needs of diverse groups ranging from students and young teachers to experienced teachers and people working in the publishing field. In all likelihood, there is an audience out there waiting for your contribution.

What exactly do you have to do?

If you feel you have something you would like to share:

Send us your article in MS Word File.
Write an article which does not exceed the 3000 word limit. The space available is limited and the more articles we have the more helpful our Newsletter is to our readers.
Send a photo in the form of a jpeg file and a short biographical note to accompany the article.
We will reply to your request as soon as possible and we will let you know if your contribution can be published and in which issue.
You can check the deadlines and the themes (if being utilized) for the next issues. Please note that the themes only serve as a guideline; they are allotted only part of each issue and they do not impose any restriction in any way on the topic of the articles or activities we receive and publish. We look forward to receiving your contribution.

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