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Visible progress for primary learners
We live in a world where we can monitor every aspect of our lives, from the quality of our sleep...
By Amanda Davies -
Four ways to use the new Doctor Who Readers in class
Although your students will have hours of fun reading about the Doctor’s adventures and completing the ready-made exercises at the...
By Anna Roslaniec -
Digital literacy and secondary education
Phrases like ‘digital native’ and ‘the smartphone generation’ have become part of our everyday vocabulary in recent years. But what...
By Anna Roslaniec -
Cambridge First and Advanced: How to beat oral exam nerves
One of the biggest challenges students face when it comes to oral exams is remaining calm and performing to the...
By Richard Cleeve -
How long does it take to learn a new language?
“How long will it take me to learn English?” This is a question we often hear, especially with summer intensive...
By Nicola Pope -
How to use authentic listening materials in class
Pearson Test of English (PTE) General uses real-life, authentic material taken from a range of different English-speaking sources, including the...
By Gemma Considine
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Visible progress for primary learners
We live in a world where we can monitor every aspect of our lives, from the quality of our sleep to how well we drive....
By Amanda Davies -
Four ways to use the new Doctor Who Readers in class
Although your students will have hours of fun reading about the Doctor’s adventures and completing the ready-made exercises at the end of the chapters, here...
By Anna Roslaniec -
Digital literacy and secondary education
Phrases like ‘digital native’ and ‘the smartphone generation’ have become part of our everyday vocabulary in recent years. But what do we mean by ‘digital...
By Anna Roslaniec
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Highlights for English Teachers
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Blended learning strategy for primary teaching
Blended learning is far more than just a combination of print and digital materials. It...
By Katie Meehan -
Teaching methods: An introduction to TBLT
TBLT stands for Task-Based Language Teaching. It’s an educational framework for the theory and practice...
By Nicole Kyriacou -
IATEFL: Introducing Clare Walsh – helping teens to bridge the cognitive gap
Mind the gap – Three tips to promoting communicative competence in teen and young adult...
By Richard Cleeve -
The importance of authentic English
In this interesting webinar, Philip Warwick goes into detail about what authentic materials are, why...
By Anna Roslaniec
Highlights for English language learners
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Cambridge First and Advanced: How to beat oral exam nerves
One of the biggest challenges students face when it comes to oral exams is remaining calm and performing to the...
By Richard Cleeve -
How to use authentic listening materials in class
Pearson Test of English (PTE) General uses real-life, authentic material taken from a range of different English-speaking sources, including the...
By Gemma Considine -
Four activities to encourage independent learning
From personalizing learning goals, to providing opportunities for reflection, encouraging peer feedback and transferring learning decisions, you can create a...
By Richard Cleeve -
Building Teacher Confidence with the GSE Teacher Toolkit
The Global Scale of English (GSE) and the GSE Teacher Toolkit gives you the support needed to plan classes and...
By Nicola Pope