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In this article Tessa Woodward explores the idea of empathy as a feature of self-awareness.

Empathy is the ability to imagine another person's thoughts, beliefs and feelings. In an ELT context, it normally refers to the ability to understand how a learner is feeling.

This volume dates from 1979 and is a gem for anyone interested in the early days of university level ELT qualifications, especially in the UK.

In February 2012, Carol Read gave a workshop at the British Council in Warsaw. Her talk covered a range of primary issues, and she gave a number of invaluable tips about teaching primary students.

This volume takes stock of contexts in which English is being used and taught as a means of alleviating conflict.

Access top English language teaching tips and open-access resources from the ELTons Awards 2020 finalists for Innovation in Learner Resources.

"Motivation is as much an effect as a cause of learning." Ausubel

In this article I will discuss how teachers can aim to improve the motivation levels of teenage students.