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Why I use songs to teach English to my primary students

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“When teachers see students enjoying singing and dancing, teachers can feel the passionate energy from students and that’s what I enjoy.” My name is Jenny...
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Make Teacher Development A Priority This Year With SMART Goals

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What did you achieve last year, in terms of your own professional development as an educator? Can you think of anything specific? You probably...
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Futures Thinking For Language Educators: The Future Is Plural | Part 2

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Have you encountered articles, blog posts or social media posts that tell you about the future of language learning? Did you notice that the...
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Learn How To Think Like A Futurist In Seven Simple Steps. | Part 1

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How many edtech buzzwords can you list in a minute? How often have you been told you are falling behind and need to catch...
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4 Ways To Teach Multimodal Literacy In The Language Classroom

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For an introduction to multimodal literacy and why it is important, read part 1. It’s becoming increasingly unusual for our students to encounter media using...
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Multimodality And Multimodal Literacy: What Are They And Why Are They Important In ELT?

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From my extensive experience of training English language teachers from all around the world, I believe that many teachers have heard of the concept...
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