Articles about Teaching

Monica Poulter explained how teachers can support mixed ability classes as learners move back to the classroom in her session at the Cambridge Live Experience.

Teaching is not an easy job and all of us find ourselves managing huge responsibilities and countless tasks, big and small, on a daily basis.

21st century education is facing the most extraordinary challenges. There’s globalisation, digitalisation and increasing marginalisation. And now there’s COVID-19. How do we solve these problems?

COVID-19 has meant huge disruption to learning. The best way to get learners back on track and rebuild their motivation and sense of purpose is to give them goals to work towards, whether they are back in the classroom or learning online.

How teachers can support learners and inspire confidence in the new, socially distanced classroom, ensuring that learning and safety is not compromised.

Teaching young learners online can be challenging. Here are some helpful tips to keep your students engaged during your online lessons.

How songs can be used to help learners' understanding of English, increase motivation and help prepare for exams. 

The fundamental concept to keep in mind when creating any assessment is validity. Validity refers to whether a test measures what it aims to measure.

Graeme Harrison explores how English language teachers can help students learn in online classes by combining digital resources with existing skills.

With schools closing due to Coronavirus, parents around the world are asking the same question – how do I help my child learn English at home?