Tuesday, April 1, 2025

Resources

Reduce (prep-time), Reuse (activities), Recycle (paper)

Is the scrap paper piling up? Teacher Stephen Tarbuck offers his ideas to reuse scrap paper in the classroom. Picture a scrap paper box in its natural habitat – the...

Navigating online teaching

Teaching online can be difficult to break into if you don’t know where to start. Luckily, experienced teacher...

Next stop: Turkey!

Trying to choose the best destination for your skills? Teacher Jonathan Smith asks: why not consider Turkey? As a...

Any language you want?

Knowing the best way to learn English can be a challenge for all our students. However, fellow learner,...

Top grades for graded readers!

Some are turning their nose up at graded readers, but teachers Willy Renandya and George Jacobs argue that...

How to Cook Up an English Class

Gill Ragsdale gives seven top tips for teaching English with food 1 Collect students’ recipes Before introducing a recipe, test your students’ knowledge of food nouns...

Recipes for Success in Language Learning

Gill Ragsdale first learned the value of cooking with students when she worked with refugees in Calais It was early 2016 in the Calais Jungle...

Making strides with metacognition

Gill Ragsdale explains the power of thinking aloud ‘We do not learn from experience…. we learn from reflecting on experience’, John Dewey, educational psychologist. One...

Succeeding with subtitles

An experiment with Spanish students of English at B2 Level, previously reported in the Gazette, showed that watching movies with subtitles in English improved...

High impact at lower levels

Interested in using authentic videos with lower level learners? – Lewis Lansford explains how. It’s a great time to be an English learner, with easy...

Seven spelling secrets

Seven secrets to teaching spelling to ‘real beginners’ 1 Tell them about the English system of spelling. Their own system may be very different. For...
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