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Issue 472 - Sep 2020

Covid killed summer course status quo, says new St Edmund’s director

Mike Pengelly believes it’s time to change the traditional summer school business model This was the summer that summer school didn’t happen. Day camps did well with local kids in...

School Covid-19 cluster shakes Maltese ELT

A cluster of Covid-19 cases at a language school in Malta has kept the island’s industry firmly in...

Hamish Chalmers: Trusting the evidence

Ron Ragsdale talks to Hamish Chalmers, language education researcher and former international school teacher, about the power of...

The future belongs to under-16s

Alex Cann shares with Melanie Butler his plans to grow and diversify what IH London Young Learners can...

What price do you put on quality?

New Zealand’s ‘team of five million’ is doing a great job fighting Covid-19, and Kim Renner asks what...

News in brief

BELARUS: Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, the presidential candidate in the recent Belarusian election who was forced to flee to Lithuania, is a former English teacher. As...

A focus on monolingualism short-changes the needs of students

International schools education driven by profit overlooks the importance of mother tongue-based multilingual education, argues Dr. Robert Phillipson Some of the information in this Point...

Speak Your Mind: Student’s Book Level 3

Mickey Rogers, Joanne Taylore-Knowles, Steve Taylore-Knowles Macmillan Education ISBN 9781380031411 This 6-level general English course is for young adults. The twelve units include activities to encourage learners...

Syrian refugee girls shine

On 4 August, a massive explosion in the Beirut harbour area left huge parts of the Lebanese capital in ruins. The next morning at...

New “mother tongue” education policy in India

At the end of the July, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a new national educational policy of using the “mother tongue” or “local...

Fraud and bribery in the Cayman Islands

Three immigration officials are among nine people sentenced to prison in July in the British Carribean territory for their part in a “fraud and...
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