Teaching English with Oxford

In a not-so-distant future, the English language classroom has been transformed, not by replacing teachers with machines, but by empowering teachers through technology. An AI assistant listens as students speak in pairs, offering real-time feedback on fluency and pronunciation. The teacher, freed from constant correction, moves between groups offering personalised support, encouraging self-expression, and facilitating meaningful dialogue. Behind the scenes, AI suggests reading materials tailored to individual interests and...
Dear Teacher, Throughout the year, you’ve worked tirelessly to create a positive environment where learners feel supported and valued. Through carefully designed activities, you've helped your students grow both academically and personally. By encouraging collaboration and responsibility through these daily activities, you’ve inspired your students to become thoughtful, engaged, and compassionate members of their community. As the academic year draws to a close, it’s a wonderful time to pause and share a...
As teachers, how do we know that our students understand the class material? And how do our students know that they understand it?  Everybody Up has a variety of assessment opportunities that can help your students reflect on their progress and lead them to become successful English language learners. In a recent webinar, Erika Osvath described two common types of assessment: Assessment Of Learning, and Assessment For Learning. What...

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