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Issue 465 - May/Jun 2019

Brits behind as book trade booms?

McGraw Hill Education and Cengage Learning are to merge, according to the Financial Times. The new company, which will include National Geographic Learning, will have projected cash earnings of...

Making strides with metacognition

Gill Ragsdale explains the power of thinking aloud ‘We do not learn from experience…. we learn from reflecting on...

Everything you need to know about EFL but they were afraid to tell you…

Wayne Trotman welcomes the new, complete, evidence-based guide THE CAMBRIDGE GUIDE TO LEARNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Edited...

…as boarding schools get bounce from Brexit

Demand by EU students, especially from Spain and Germany, for places at Irish boarding school are soaring, according...

Is European ELT facing a continental shift?

Demography is the real danger, says Melanie Butler The mood in European EFL is generally glum. And it’s not...

As a model for learners, RP is outdated and needs to be replaced

Is it time to dump Received Pronunciation? Most British people don’t use it any more and yet we keep teaching it. Perhaps we could...

EU agrees emergency funds for Erasmus in the UK

On 25 March, just four days before the UK was originally scheduled to leave the EU, the European Parliament rushed through a regulation protecting...

…and they’re off!

But the field for the 2019 ELTon awards is full of unfamiliar faces The judges for this year’s British Council ELT Innovation Award have eschewed...

New Malta work rights to lure long stay students

An economic boom means Malta has work for international students and for teachers, Matt Salusbury reports Students from outside the EU on longer stays in...

British government under scrutiny over treatment of students in Toeic test scandal

The UK Parliament’s watchdog, the National Audit Office (NAO), has criticised the UK government for its handling of the cases of thousands of international...

Irish high schools clean up…

Melanie Butler reports on push to regulate high school sector A new inspection scheme for Ireland’s educational guardianship providers was launched in April as part...
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