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In order to classify learners according to their English proficiency, English is divided into a number of levels. This classification system is known as the Common European Framework of Reference…

As a teacher, there are a few cardinal sins which we commit, often unknowingly or on a regular basis. Not grading your language is one, not showing interest in your…

We’ve all learnt about the different learning styles and how they can affect learning and how they should affect our teaching. At a basic level, it makes sense that learners…

In a perfect world, we hit it off with everyone that we meet and we become instant friends. In a perfect world, we get on well with all our colleagues.…

When it comes to finding the optimal way to learn a language, TEFL teachers need to know what's what. After all, we want to make the learning process as effortless…

You’ve probably heard about Content and Language Integrated Learning and you might even do a few CLIL lessons in your job, but there is a new abbreviation which is taking…

Cheat (v) – act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage (n) – a person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage Oxford English Living Dictionary…

Do you spend a lot of time looking for resources to suit your class? Do you sometimes find the perfect lesson online, but then realise you need to pay for…