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READING FOR LIFE SKILLS: Empathy
In this series, we explore 10 core life skills, as defined by WHO, through reading activities and projects.Continue Reading -
Reading in the age of AI: Critical reading tips for teen and adult learners
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has definitely become a game-changer in every professional field, including teaching.Continue Reading -
READING FOR LIFE SKILLS: Coping with emotions
In this series, we explore 10 core life skills, as defined by WHO, through reading activities and projects.Continue Reading -
Seven ways to spark curiosity in teen readers
When we start planning a new reading programme or simply plan our next language lesson, the question of getting students to read - ideally with enthusiasm - invariably comes up.Continue Reading -
Helping others: Engaging reads on charity
Charity makes our world better, and learning about acts of charity makes us more hopeful.Continue Reading -
READING FOR LIFE SKILLS: Problem solving
In this series, we explore 10 core life skills, as defined by WHO, through reading activities and projects.Continue Reading -
Slow reading in a fast age: Tips to support reading comprehension
What does it mean to be a ‘slow reader’? What do you and your students associate with this idea? We see slow reading as a positive reading practice with numerous advantages.Continue Reading -
5 solutions to support teachers’ reading
When the school term is over, teachers can finally close their textbooks and start reading for pleasure. So, where to read? What to read?Continue Reading -
READING FOR LIFE SKILLS: Creative thinking
In this series, we explore 10 core life skills, as defined by WHO, through reading activities and projects.Continue Reading -
7 tips to improve digital reading skills
When we talk about reading skills development, it is essential to highlight the differences between print-based and digital reading.Continue Reading -
READING FOR LIFE SKILLS: Communication
In this series, we explore 10 core life skills, as defined by WHO, through reading activities and projects.Continue Reading -
5 reasons to use Shakespeare in the language class
William Shakespeare is arguably the most important figure in English literature.Continue Reading