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#EFLproblems – Teaching writing in the age of WhatsApp

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We’re helping to solve your EFL teaching problems by answering your questions every two weeks. In this week’s blog, Stacey Hughes responds to Klaudija...
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#EFLproblems – Cell phones in the adult classroom: interruption or resource?

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We're helping to solve your EFL teaching problems by answering your questions every two weeks. This week’s blog will respond to Pat Mattes Mazzei’s...
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Solving your difficulties as an EFL teacher – #EFLproblems

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What's the greatest challenge you've faced as a teacher of English as a Foreign Language (EFL)? Is it getting your students to speak in...
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