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15 Dec Posted by in Blog, CEFR, Successful Classrooms | Comments

Does your ESL class “Upgrade” your Students?

English class, from a teaching perspective, usually flows around grammar rules, vocabulary words, listening exercises and course book readings. It’s a product focused environment. The other day on my way to a class, I heard an amusing announcement for a local English school. Their catch line: Come in for your free English lesson. 9/10 people ...

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15 Dec Posted by in Blog, CEFR, Successful Classrooms | Comments

Does your ESL class "Upgrade" your Students?

English class, from a teaching perspective, usually flows around grammar rules, vocabulary words, listening exercises and course book readings. It’s a product focused environment. The other day on my way to a class, I heard an amusing announcement for a local English school. Their catch line: Come in for your free English lesson. 9/10 people ...

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07 Oct Posted by in Blog, CEFR, Reflections | Comments

Certification Exams: Pushing beyond plain study and memory work

The revision of the IELTS speaking test by Nick Boddy. One potential drawback for candidates used to being able to prepare for a language test by rote learning vocabulary and rules of grammar while standing on a crowded train is the fact that IELTS does not lend itself to this form of preparation. Of course, ...

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