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Three Question Interview – Naomi Moir

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We have asked top ELT authors the following 3 questions: What’s your favourite ELT book? What or who has had the biggest impact on ELT in...
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Naomi Moir – “Educating a child is like building a house”

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A short preview of Naomi Moir’s IATEFL talk on teaching young learners. Listen to the full audio of Naomi's talk below: Or download the full mp3...
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Readers – Bridging The ELT Gap In The Digital Age

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This past year my wife, Sue Parminter, and I have been busy editing the new edition of the Dominoes graded reader series. This has...
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Picture This: A Story About Teaching English To 5-6 Year Olds

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A first lesson for a group of 5/6 year olds, they’ve never had English lessons before, they’re clearly nervous and a bit worried. My...
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