Teaching English with Oxford

If contemporary societies view reading as an essential life skill, loving to read is definitely “the” gift that makes all the difference in a person’s life. Reading for pleasure opens doors to all sorts of worlds for us to explore.  When we are hooked on a story, we feel like we have jumped into the book's pages to undergo an exciting reading experience. Times flies, our imagination goes riot, we...
When it comes to learning a language, the journey is as important as the destination. This is particularly true for advanced learners who often encounter a 'language learning plateau'. At this stage, progress seems to slow down or even stall, leading to frustration and discouragement for learners (and, perhaps, teachers!).   Unlike earlier stages, where learners accumulate new vocabulary and grammar, advanced learners face the challenge of expanding and refining their...
When we think of play, we think of fun, creative, symbolic and social experiences. Yet play is not just an exclusive form of enjoyment for young children. Play is a powerful mechanism for supporting the development of a wide range of skills in learners of all ages - including adults! Ahead of my upcoming session at the English Language Teaching Online Conference, here are some common misconceptions I encounter...
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Robin Walker and Gemma Archer respond to some more common worries teachers have about pronunciation and offer practical solutions to improve your teaching. In...
In the evolving landscape of education, generative AI stands out as a transformative tool for teachers. AI offers teachers a wealth of opportunities to...
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