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English Learning Hints & Tips
The word gap; challenges, impact and how to bridge the gap!

Even though the word gap issue is regarded by many as a more general problem rather than being specific to one...
By Anna Hasper

January 4, 2019
18 8401
Pearson English Readers
6 reasons to love graded readers

There’s nothing like curling up with a good book and getting lost in a world of fantasy, or learning about...
By Ania Kolbuszewska

December 24, 2018
15 6496
Pearson English Readers
Celebrate Jane Austen’s birthday with these 4 Readers

Jane Austen was a British author who lived in the eighteenth century. She wrote about love at a time when...
By Iram Ahmed

December 14, 2018
4 4873
Elementary
6 delightful Disney Readers to celebrate Walt Disney’s birthday

With elephants that can fly, seven dwarves with peculiar personalities and fairy godmothers granting wishes, Walt Disney created some truly...
By Iram Ahmed

December 5, 2018
19 5902
Learning for the real world
Six of the most famous British stories for English teachers

Today we want to share with you six stories set in Britain which provide cultural, historical and social aspects of...
By Anna Roslaniec

July 13, 2018
14 22608
Adult Learners
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

June 18, 2018
15 7025
Adult Learners
5 Crime and Mystery Readers for English Learners

Have you ever wanted to be a detective? Now’s your chance with these fantastic crime and mystery stories. From the...
By Anna Roslaniec

April 27, 2018
116 75681
Free Teaching Resources
How to bring Shakespeare to life in the classroom

So, how can you bring classic Shakespearean dramas like Hamlet, Othello and Macbeth to life? There are many ways for...
By Anna Roslaniec

April 20, 2018
25 11762
English Learning Hints & Tips
Teaching teens: 3 ways to embrace mobile phones in class

Teaching teenagers can be a rewarding, yet challenging experience. When planning classes we need to consider the environment in which...
By Nicola Pope

April 4, 2018
61 10234
Adult Learners
10 Classic Pearson English Readers from the 19th Century

Known as the Age of Enlightenment, the 19th century brought us many classics, from great adventures to horror, crime and...
By Anna Roslaniec

March 20, 2018
4 5084

Pearson English Readers

Even though the word gap issue is regarded by many as a more general problem rather than being specific to one...

There’s nothing like curling up with a good book and getting lost in a world of fantasy, or learning about...

Jane Austen was a British author who lived in the eighteenth century. She wrote about love at a time when...

With elephants that can fly, seven dwarves with peculiar personalities and fairy godmothers granting wishes, Walt Disney created some truly...

Today we want to share with you six stories set in Britain which provide cultural, historical and social aspects of...

Although your students will have hours of fun reading about the Doctor’s adventures and completing the ready-made exercises at the...

Have you ever wanted to be a detective? Now’s your chance with these fantastic crime and mystery stories. From the...

So, how can you bring classic Shakespearean dramas like Hamlet, Othello and Macbeth to life? There are many ways for...

Teaching teenagers can be a rewarding, yet challenging experience. When planning classes we need to consider the environment in which...

Known as the Age of Enlightenment, the 19th century brought us many classics, from great adventures to horror, crime and...