Videos
Watch short videos full of practical classroom tips and strategies for English teachers. Each video resource includes reflection and comprehension questions to support your understanding and help you put these ideas into practice in your classroom.
Creative plus collaborative equals real-world impact
How can social justice education move beyond the classroom and into the real world? Watch this video for practical strategies for making a real-world impact with your teaching.
Avoiding harm and respecting boundaries
How can you explore social justice in your classroom without upsetting learners or causing harm? Watch the video to learn how to talk about sensitive topics with care, confidence and respect.
Creating safe and brave spaces
How can you make sure your learners feel safe and brave enough to speak, take risks and grow? Watch the video to learn practical classroom strategies.
Representing people, not issues
How can you help learners see other people fully, fairly and with respect? This video gives you tips for integrating diverse voices and experiences into your teaching.
Dialogue, not debate
How can you promote dialogue in your class? Watch this short video and learn strategies to help learners listen to each other and learn from different points of view.
Different ways to assess learning
Watch these video clips and reflect on the questions to learn about different types of assessment and their purpose.
Strategies for supporting neurodiverse learners
Explore strategies for supporting neurodiverse learners and creating inclusive classes that support learning.
Supporting learning with LOTS and HOTS
Discover how Bloom's LOTS and HOTS can help you support and engage learners.
Teaching young learners to think
This session explores the teaching of thinking to children. You'll find out about a number of activities for primary EFL learners, designed to teach thinking through English while at the same time developing language skills.
Michael Swan - Some things that matter in grammar teaching and some things that don't
Do you feel like you teach too much or too little grammar in the classroom? Watch this series of videos to discover some practical ways you can improve your grammar teaching.