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Talking with Varinder Unlu about the importance of being more inclusive

We spoke to Varinder about what her journey with IPSEN SIG has been like, what it really means to be...
By Nicole Kyriacou

April 15, 2019
1 293
English Learning Hints & Tips
Live from IATEFL 2019

We are halfway through the week at IATEFL 2019 and having a blast! It’s been great to meet so many...
By Richelle Zakrzewski

April 3, 2019
2 674
Download
Two downloadable lesson plans to celebrate International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day is celebrated worldwide every year on March 8th. It aims to raise awareness of the many issues...
By Iram Ahmed

March 6, 2019
30 2233
Free Teaching Resources
Engage your students with out-of-this-world Marvel Cinematic Readers

If you could have a superpower, what would it be? Invisibility? Teleportation? How about the ability to engage your learners...
By Iram Ahmed

February 27, 2019
15 1596
21st century skills
A culture of inquiry in the primary classroom

Children are curious by nature. Students who are actively involved in the classroom develop problem-solving skills which can be applied...
By Annie Altamirano

February 8, 2019
6 1135
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The art of storytelling with Anna Hasper

Most importantly, storytelling helps young people develop their ideas about life, culture and their understanding of the world. For learners,...
By Anna Hasper

January 31, 2019
31 1874
ELT Teacher Awards
Winners announced: 2019 Pearson English Global Teacher Award

We are extremely pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Pearson English Global Teacher Award. Celebrating the great work...
By Richelle Zakrzewski

January 30, 2019
7 1272
ELT Teacher Awards
Meet a Teacher Award judge: Nick Robinson

Now that the competition is closed, it’s time for the judging process to begin. Today we spoke to one of...
By Richelle Zakrzewski

January 22, 2019
2 727
21st century skills
Jeanne Perrett on Inquiry-Based Learning

Inquiry-based learning is an approach which capitalizes on our students’ innate desire to find things out. By asking them big...
By Jeanne Perrett

January 15, 2019
20 1471
21st century skills
A look back at our most popular blog posts of 2018

We’d like to reflect on last year by sharing twelve of the most popular blog posts. Have you read them...
By Nicole Kyriacou

January 8, 2019
7 1444

Mustreads

We spoke to Varinder about what her journey with IPSEN SIG has been like, what it really means to be...

We are halfway through the week at IATEFL 2019 and having a blast! It’s been great to meet so many...

International Women’s Day is celebrated worldwide every year on March 8th. It aims to raise awareness of the many issues...

If you could have a superpower, what would it be? Invisibility? Teleportation? How about the ability to engage your learners...

Children are curious by nature. Students who are actively involved in the classroom develop problem-solving skills which can be applied...

Most importantly, storytelling helps young people develop their ideas about life, culture and their understanding of the world. For learners,...

We are extremely pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Pearson English Global Teacher Award. Celebrating the great work...

Now that the competition is closed, it’s time for the judging process to begin. Today we spoke to one of...

Inquiry-based learning is an approach which capitalizes on our students’ innate desire to find things out. By asking them big...

We’d like to reflect on last year by sharing twelve of the most popular blog posts. Have you read them...