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Help second language learners overcome their fear of speaking

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Use it or lose it! This phrase points to a key truth about language learning: We learn a language by using it. As teachers,...
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Volunteer Teaching: My Experience Teaching English To Refugees

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The Project Two Americans, Two Brits, a Spaniard, an Australian, a Swede, a Polish, a Norwegian and an Italian. The small (but mighty) team...
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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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Flashcard Games For Teaching English (With A Little Twist For Teenagers!)

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As Roald Dahl once said, “Life is more fun if you play games.” I could not agree more! That’s why I believe flashcard games...
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