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Getting the most out of the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary

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In my final article in this series, I will share how to use the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary to its fullest potential. First, I...
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Four Tips for Effective Classroom Management: How to Create a Good Learning Environment in the Secondary Classroom

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One of the most important things a language teacher can do is to create a classroom environment where students can learn. To do this,...
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Fun holiday activities for your English language learners

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Summer break in the northern hemisphere marks a long period where your English language learners may find themselves away from their regular classes and...
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Successful classroom management in a mixed-ability class

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I’d like to invite you to do a simple visualization exercise. Imagine a field with only one type of flower, there are no other...
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How Can Schools & Institutions Support Self-Regulated Learning?

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If you’re the leader of an educational program, department, or institution, you know how important it is to help learners develop self-regulated learning (SRL)...
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5 Creative Activities To Practise Vocabulary In The Classroom

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As the end of the term approaches, many of us English language teachers are looking for engaging vocabulary revision games or fun ideas to...
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