Sára SchmiedováStage in three… two… one…The moment is here. The moment that hundreds, thousands, perhaps millions of people have been waiting for. All unique individuals who, at this very moment, have one thing in common: a love of the music of a specific artist. But what goes on when the lights go …
Mikhail IgnashchenkoReading and writing poetry in the ELT classroom tends to be unpopular due to the many restrictions and prejudices that such work entails. In many teachers’ minds, poetry is one of the most complexes of the literary genres, where linguistic, social and cultural information is tightly packed and intertwined …
Christiaan PrinslooWith the rise of the Covid-19 pandemic, changes in all facets of life have been made both forcefully, through government restrictions, and naturally, as a result of said restrictions/changes. One of these facets is university life, how students learn and how teachers teach. I will be focusing on how the changes …
Jana GajdováDo you still remember the summer a year ago? Hot, sunny days? Lazy clouds in the blue sky interlaced with white airplane vapour trails? Streets bustling with artists, musicians, and exotic-looking tourists taking thousands of pictures, and pushing and shoving each other to get the best views of the magnificent …
Dear readers,I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM. It is an inspiring, socially engaged and slightly covid-connected issue and I thank everyone who has participated in its development.If you feel engaged by any of the ideas …