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What is autism? You may or may not have taught individuals in your English language teaching classrooms with autism. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is...
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Selecting, Adapting And Designing Materials For Learners With Dyslexia

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ELT publishers are, more and more, producing material appropriate for learners with dyslexia. This mainly consists of ‘dyslexic-friendly’ reading texts and tests, which are...
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#IATEFL – Focusing on the Creative Self in the mixed-ability classroom

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Erika Osvath is co-author of 'Mixed-Ability Teaching' from Oxford University Press' 'Into the Classroom' series. Today she joins us ahead of her talk on...
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