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Issue 480 - May 2022
Issue 480 - May 2022
News
Minimum wage pay is leaching into year-round UK teaching posts
Minimum wage jobs are appearing in UK EFL even in year-round schools. The summer schools have long skated on thin ice when it comes to minimum wage (see opposite)...
Sounds like a good idea, but what’s the evidence?
Gill Ragsdale gathers answers from 30 years of phonics research Use of phonics can improve learning to read English...
This year’s IATFEL goes big in Belfast for its return to a face-to-face event
Come with educationalist Pete Sharma to take a sneak peek at some of the edtech exhibitors who will...
Getting the most from graded readers
Sue Leather explains the four essentials needed to set up your extensive reading programme No one disputes the benefits...
Teacher Training
In memoriam of a great teacher
Teacher training colleague and close family friend Katy Salisbury remembers Alun Rees Alun Rees, the inspirational EL teacher and...
EU law and the non-native speaker teacher
Featured
Patrick Mustu
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3rd May 2022
Lawyer Patrick Mustu explains how discrimination can be countered in the courts Imagine you want to learn Spanish. You go to Spain for a couple...
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Policy, policy, policy: a glance back at 2024
Lauren Billings
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19th December 2024
Review: 101 Psychological Tips
Book of the Month
Mastering the art of professional development
2024 Issues
British Council’s shared services in India: smart cost-cutting or cultural misstep?
Comment
Lettori fight continues in the ECHR
Issue 492
Quo Vadis, EAP?
Issue 492
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