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Teaching English to Preparatory Year Programme (PYP) students

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To be successful at university, students in Preparatory Year Programmes need to improve their language skills in a fairly short amount of time. At...
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Blended and cooperative learning in EAP

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Stacey Hughes, a teacher trainer in the Professional Development team at Oxford University Press, offers some practical ideas for blended learning in EAP. Although the...
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#EFLproblems – Getting students to speak

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We’re helping to solve your EFL teaching problems by answering your questions every two weeks. This week's blog is in response to an online...
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