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I´m thinking of perhaps a space-invaders style game where the student has to practice identifying numbers quickly.

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When you prepare your students for the speaking section of the tests of IELTS/TOEFL/TOEIC, what are your best practices? Which works the most effectively to improve their speaking scores?

As this will be my last blog during my stint as Guest Writer, and as the last couple of discussions have got quite theoretical, I thought I'd end on a more practical note, by suggesting ways o

One thing that drives me crazy in class sometimes is that some students who have high computer skills get totally distracted by what the internet has to offer.

I'm one of five teachers for an Intensive group of adults (20-30 year olds) preparing to take the PET exam in June.

Pair work is the way to go for a successful class. Most activities in the class aim at one thing - reduce the amount of TTT (Teacher Talking Time).

I think my students are reluctant to admit they do not understand the homework or some other lesson point in fear of 'loosing face', which seems  to be a big issue in the country where I teach (