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5 Golden rules to help students read English in their free time

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Extensive Reading (reading whole books for information or entertainment) helps learners consolidate their English enjoyably and in a stress-free way. This is particularly important...
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All The Lesson Ideas For Graded Readers You’ll Ever Need!

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In this blog, I have provided some lesson ideas as examples of how graded readers might be used in the classroom. There are four...
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How To Turn Reading Into A Habit

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How useful is extensive reading? My best student ever was called Anne. I taught her for about three years. She was a very enthusiastic student,...
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The Perfect Primary Graded Readers For Reading With Parents

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Did you know reading for ten minutes a day can help improve memory and concentration? Reading is also a great way for children to...
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