9 ideas to jazz up exam preparation classes
Today’s post will be of interest to all the teachers teaching exam preparation classes, in particular the Cambridge FCE, CAE and CPE exams. Having said that, though, many of the ideas […]
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Today’s post will be of interest to all the teachers teaching exam preparation classes, in particular the Cambridge FCE, CAE and CPE exams. Having said that, though, many of the ideas […]
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When asked why they’re learning English, most people will give one of these three reasons: work, social life or travel. If you would like to help your students improve their […]
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Today’s post will be of interest to anyone wanting to learn something about Australia. If you are a teacher who would like to introduce your students to some aspects of […]
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G’day everyone, With Chrissy being just round the corner, we thought we would chuck in a few new ideas for your Christmas-themed lessons. Now, if you’ve read our other post […]
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It goes without saying that grammar is part and parcel of the language thanks to which we can communicate messages precisely and accurately. However, a lot of students find grammar […]
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A British linguist David Wilkins once said that ‘Without grammar very little can be conveyed, without vocabulary nothing can be conveyed’ . I couldn’t agree with him more. Vocabulary is […]
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Although I have been in the teaching profession for over 16 years now, I still get excited when I start classes with a new student and the first lesson always […]
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Three Wise Kangaroos have the real pleasure of announcing today’s guest post by an Australian ESL educator and founder of teachenglishonline.com.au – Kate Zarb.Enjoy! Australia is a very multicultural country, […]
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We had to wait for this moment longer than expected, but the Olympic Games are finally in full swing. It’s an Olympics like no other, postponed for a year due […]
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I find the news to be an infinite source of inspiration for lesson ideas, especially with my advanced students. There is always something fresh and interesting going on in the […]
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