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Originated from comics, and possessing the natural attraction provided by the combination of arts, the graphic novel has survived and...

In this article, experienced writers Katherine Bilsborough and Cheryl Palin discuss their strategies for writing stories for primary and...

Reading can be quite boring, and very teacher centered as monitoring is necessary.

The Image in English Language Teaching is a book edited by Kieran Donaghy and Daniel Xerri with contributions from several prominent...

One thing the world of ELT doesn’t seem to be lacking is materials.

I’m not the kind of teacher who you usually find hovering round the photocopier, or laminating pretty pieces of card to use in class....

When I first discovered Dogme, I was a teacher that depended fully on my coursebook and would ensure that each lesson I taught would...

In November 2014, at The Image Conference in Córdoba, Spain, we presented a short video called A Visual Manifesto for Language Teaching...

The purpose of this article is to provide some guidance through the wealth of available materials and support, to provide a platform for...

Language learning has long been dependent on the coursebook.

English clubs come in many different guises. What they do all have in common, however, is that they provide an opportunity for English...

As online video-sharing sites have developed, a wealth of short clips on a variety of topics have become available for classroom use....

Graded readers or ‘readers' are books that have had the language level simplified to help second language learners read them.

All classes are mixed ability to one extent or another. Extreme cases, when you have near native level speakers with beginners, can be...