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Using Graded Readers with Young Learners: Choosing a Reader

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In his first guest post, David Dodgson, a teacher to young learners in Ankara, Turkey, gives his advice on how choose a Graded Reader...
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‘Young’ words

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Kieran McGovern strikes out against youth culture and the decline of the English language with his Top 10 most annoying words in common use...
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A magician’s hat – a piece of string

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In this guest post, Weronika Salandyk, a teacher, teacher trainer and materials writer from Poland, introduces some very simple games that can transform a...
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Correcting Dyslexic Spelling

Grammar, Vocabulary, & Pronunciation
Spelling mistakes constitute a notorious feature of dyslexic writing. Teachers often highlight or circle the mistakes (especially with a red pen) bringing them to...
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