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5 Things Every Language Teacher Should Know About AI

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There is a mix of excitement and concern about the implications of artificial intelligence and big data for English language teaching. In our new...
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5 Simple Ways To Use Coursebook Images In Mixed Ability Classes

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I love using photos in class. Photos are my favourite material. They can get a class’s attention, offer a break from reading exercises, and...
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How To Help Your English Learners Develop Mediation Skills

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The world of English language teaching is vast and ever-evolving, with numerous methodologies and strategies to engage students. One concept that is becoming ever...
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Set your young learners apart: 6 steps to Learning with Concepts

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Learning with Concepts is a methodology that involves exploring universal ideas such as change and community. It can be applied across different disciplines and...
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6 Back To School Tips For English Language Teachers

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Summer is wrapping up and, for some, the beginning of a new academic year is almost here. Time to leave behind the holidays and...
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How Can Your Expectations Affect Learner Motivation?

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This is my second blog about how teachers may unconsciously affect their learners’ motivation. In the first, I discussed the teacher’s own feelings and...
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