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Powerpoint for teachers
This is something I've already blogged about - if you have the right facilities in your classroom, powerpoint can be a very useful addition to your teaching toolkit. If you're interested in some of the...
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Using songs in the classroom
Do you use songs in your lessons? How? Watch how Seema uses them and then share your ideas below!
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How to draw animals
Do you teach young learners? Do you often have to draw animals on the board?read more
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How to draw cats, dogs and birds
Do you teach young learners? Do you have to draw cats, dogs or birds on the board?read more
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Critical thinking
Our latest tip looks at ‘Critical thinking’. Watch Alister using the map of the world with his young learner class to encourage greater critical thinking in language learning.read more
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Assessment
Our latest tip looks at several of the important issues surrounding testing and assessment.read more
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Classroom management
For most teachers of young learners, classroom management is a big issue.read more
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Stress timing
How do you teach English pronunciation? One area often problematic for learners is stress timing.read more
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Using traditional songs
You can find many traditional songs for use in the primary classroom on the LearnEnglish Kids website. read more
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Mobile learning
What is mobile learning, or m-learning? Watch Chris talk about how he uses mobile devices in class, then leave a comment below if you have similar ideas. read more
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Game-based learning
Online game-based learning has risen in popularity recently, but there is still some debate about how effective it is as a learning tool. Our latest tip, with David Gatrell, explores this area and...
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Powerpoint for teachers
This is something I've already blogged about - if you have the right facilities in your classroom, powerpoint can be a very useful addition to your teaching toolkit.If you're interested in some of the...
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Flashcards
How do you use flashcards in your class? Watch Vikki, and then let us know how you use them by leaving a comment below. Remember to check out our flashcard maker too!If you like the song at the end,...
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Flashcards
How do you use flashcards in your class? Watch Vikki, and then let us know how you use them by leaving a comment below. Remember to check out our flashcard maker too!If you like the song at the end,...
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Powerpoint for teachers
This is something I've already blogged about - if you have the right facilities in your classroom, powerpoint can be a very useful addition to your teaching toolkit.If you're interested in some of the...
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Using songs in the classroom
Do you use songs in your lessons? How? Watch how Seema uses them and then share your ideas below!
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Stress timing
How do you teach English pronunciation? One area often problematic for learners is stress timing. Watch Rachael below, using chants and rounds to help her learners.Do you have any ideas to add? Leave a...
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Mobile learning
What is mobile learning, or m-learning?Watch Chris talk about how he uses mobile devices in class, then leave a comment below if you have similar ideas. read more
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Using the phonemic chart
Teachers often disagree on whether or not to use the phonemic chart in their lessons. Watch Peter and Clare argue for and against, then why not tell us what you think.Do you use the phonemic chart with...
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