is provided, who am I to say I know better and they are wrong? With the advent of the Communicative Approach and humanistic views of learning/teaching, is it not a generally held belief that we need to take learners' views into account and that their learning styles and preferences should be acknowledged? We welcome articles and activities from anyone who wants to share their own ideas, views and resources with the English Language Teaching community. If your work is already on a different website or blog spot it will be duly referenced and linked to. Please send your article or teaching resource to tefl@anglocentres.com -- Thanks!