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Ages and Stages: teaching English to different types of learners
A series of upcoming blog posts from a group of experts will explore the key challenges around teaching English to...
By Mike Mayor -
How mindfulness can help English teachers
How many times has your mind wandered or over-analysed something? The chances are it has left you with a jumble...
By Steffanie Zazulak -
Using authentic material from the real world to teach English
There are lots of resources available to English language teachers today: from textbooks to online teaching tools, they can all...
By Steffanie Zazulak -
Translating your favourite sayings into English – with some funny results!
We all use phrases to express our emotions and feelings. These are known as idioms – an expression with a...
By Steffanie Zazulak -
Mind the gap in your English lesson planning
Professional teachers love lesson planning. They can always teach a class using their full wardrobe of methods, techniques and games,...
By Ehsan Gorji -
How to start an English language conversation with anyone
As an English teacher, one of the most common questions I am asked is: “How can I improve my English?”...
By Jacob Gershkovich
Latest posts
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Your English language proficiency: how much can you lift?
Reaching your utmost potential is the ultimate aim of body-building training, but starting with the right weight is the most important initial step to get...
By Belgin Aydin -
Test your English vocabulary with our word families quiz
If you’re looking to expand your English language vocabulary, you may benefit from knowing all about word families. Word families are groups of words that...
By Steffanie Zazulak -
Building a curriculum for young learners
A curriculum is vital in any educational institution. It guides teachers in their daily work in class and standardises teaching by focusing on the objectives...
By Liliana Burga
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Highlights for English Teachers
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Your English language proficiency: how much can you lift?
Reaching your utmost potential is the ultimate aim of body-building training, but starting with the...
By Belgin Aydin -
Building a curriculum for young learners
A curriculum is vital in any educational institution. It guides teachers in their daily work...
By Liliana Burga -
Young learners of English deserve more
Imagine a class of English language students aged 8 – 9, who are taught by a...
By Ehsan Gorji -
How young learners of English benefit from benchmarks
In the world of teaching English, motivation and learning have always gone hand in hand...
By Mario Herrera
Highlights for English language learners
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Your English language proficiency: how much can you lift?
Reaching your utmost potential is the ultimate aim of body-building training, but starting with the right weight is the most...
By Belgin Aydin -
Test your English vocabulary with our word families quiz
If you’re looking to expand your English language vocabulary, you may benefit from knowing all about word families. Word families...
By Steffanie Zazulak -
5 ways to make studying in a group work for you
There are many benefits to studying in a group, ranging from reducing procrastination and boosting your confidence to gaining new...
By Steffanie Zazulak -
6 things to take note of when writing English emails
Every day, an astonishing 205 billion emails are sent and received worldwide. While a huge amount of these are informal...
By Steffanie Zazulak