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Managing learner anxiety and stress

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Emotions are a natural part of life and learning. Emotional ups and downs are a normal part of language learning and use. While some...
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Enhancing learner self-confidence 

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Learner confidence can be slow to change and is deeply rooted. It is based on experiences in all areas of learners’ lives – some...
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Understanding the impact of task design on learners’ willingness to speak 

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Have you noticed that in some classes and with some speaking activities, learners are more actively engaged than with others? Have you ever wondered...
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5 Ways to Motivate Students with Classroom Technology

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At one time or another, most teachers will experience a lack of student motivation in the classroom. This is especially true following the Covid-19...
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