All Blog Posts
Humour in the language class
Explore a new theme with us each month and get inspired to work with our ideas in your teaching.
Continue Reading
Skills development TODAY: Writing
In this series of posts, we explore the most important skills that language learners need today.
Continue Reading
Learning beyond the classroom
Explore a new theme with us each month and get inspired to work with our ideas in your teaching.
Continue Reading
Skills development TODAY: Listening
In this series of posts, we explore the most important skills that language learners need today.
Continue Reading
Sharing in the language class
Explore a new theme with us each month and get inspired to work with our ideas in your teaching.
Continue Reading
Skills development TODAY: Reading
In this series of 10 posts, we explore the most important skills language learners need today.
Continue Reading
Setting goals in the English class
Explore a new theme with us each month and get inspired woth new ideas in your teaching.
Continue Reading
Our favourite themes on the Readers Blog in 2022
Looking back over 2022 on the Readers Blog reveals what we cared for and found important in the world of language teaching.
Continue Reading
Reading strategies: The power of the voice
What are the most practical reading strategies you can share with your students?
Continue Reading
Fun festive ideas to help young learners work on their English
Now that the school holidays and the end of the year are getting closer, you may be thinking of some tasks to set your students so that they can practise the English they have learned so far this
Continue Reading
Making connections: Using stories to recognize emotions and grow emotionally
When we thought about the past year, both on this blog and in our daily lives, one thing stood out as being especially important – the connections we forge and keep.
Continue Reading
Reading strategies: Using audio recordings while reading
What are the most practical reading strategies you can share with your students?
Continue Reading