Teaching English with Oxford

Public speaking is an essential skill for learners. At some point in their lives, students will need to speak in front of an audience – whether that’s giving a presentation in class, or to peers and colleagues in the workplace.  However, many students experience significant anxiety when faced with the prospect of speaking in front of others – and understandably so!  As teachers, we can implement a variety of strategies to...
As an English language teacher, you might reach a point in your teaching career where you're feeling comfortable and confident in the classroom, but you're looking for something more. Perhaps you’re searching for new challenges, different opportunities or a way to apply your skills outside of the classroom.  But, what alternatives are there to teaching, and how can you get into them? Transferable skills gained from your teaching career Before exploring new...
Writing tasks in lessons often focus on exam preparation or writing full-length texts. However, there are many other ways to make writing lessons engaging, such as incorporating creative writing activities.  Creative writing activities not only allow learners to apply their lexical and grammatical knowledge more freely but also encourage them to think imaginatively and express themselves through their own ideas.  Let’s look at some fun and engaging creative writing teaching ideas...

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