In May 2014 we published a video of Winnie Pang during her first class with a group of very young learners. In this video, we meet Winnie...
14 April, 2015
19 March, 2015
Do you have problems drawing people and actions on the board for your students? In this video, Paul Millard from British Council Vietnam...
4 November, 2014
In this video, the theme is ways of correcting mistakes. Rachael Roberts, David Petrie, Sylvia Guinan, Lizzie Pinard and David Dodgson give...
14 October, 2014
Teacher talk is a series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues.In this video...
19 September, 2014
Teacher talk is a new series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues.The theme...
3 July, 2014
Teacher talk is a new series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues. In this...
8 May, 2014
In this video, Winnie Pang demonstrates several activities that can be used with 5 year-old children who are in their first English class...
13 January, 2014
Our latest teaching tip looks at how using humour in the classroom can help with classroom management as well as create a warm atmosphere...
29 July, 2013
Online game-based learning has risen in popularity recently, but there is still some debate about how effective it is as a learning tool....
29 April, 2013
For most teachers of young learners, classroom management is a big issue. Our latest teaching tip with David Rixon looks more closely at...
13 February, 2013
Our latest tip looks at several of the important issues surrounding testing and assessment. Listen to Clare and Alister discuss their ideas...
3 September, 2012
Our latest tip looks at ‘Critical thinking’. Watch Alister using the map of the world with his young learner class to encourage greater...
17 July, 2012
Do you teach young learners? Do you have to draw cats, dogs or birds on the board?
17 July, 2012
Do you teach young learners? Do you often have to draw animals on the board? In this video, Paul Millard from the British Council in...
6 March, 2012
Do you use songs in your lessons? How? Watch how Seema uses them and then share your ideas below!
1 November, 2011
How do you use flashcards in your class? Watch Vikki, and then let us know how you use them by leaving a comment below. Remember to check...
23 August, 2011
Teachers often disagree on whether or not to use the phonemic chart in their lessons. Watch Peter and Clare argue for and against, then...
28 June, 2011
Do you have days when your learners seem tired or lacking in energy? How do you re-energise them?
17 May, 2011
Whatever type of text you ask your students to produce, peer correction can be a very useful part of the process.
23 March, 2011
What is mobile learning, or m-learning?
4 January, 2011
How do you teach English pronunciation? One area often problematic for learners is stress timing. Watch Rachael below, using chants and...
15 November, 2010
What kind of warmers do you use with your students?
26 August, 2010
Do you think about colours, fonts and grouping when you use a board or prepare a presentation?
18 June, 2010
The latest in our series of video tips is about being a teacher. What's important to you as a teacher? How do your students see you?
5 May, 2010
How do you teach language to teenagers? There are lots of different ways - here are some suggestions from us.
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14 April, 2015
In May 2014 we published a video of Winnie Pang during her first class with a group of very young learners. In this video, we meet Winnie...
19 March, 2015
Do you have problems drawing people and actions on the board for your students? In this video, Paul Millard from British Council Vietnam...
4 November, 2014
In this video, the theme is ways of correcting mistakes. Rachael Roberts, David Petrie, Sylvia Guinan, Lizzie Pinard and David Dodgson give...
14 October, 2014
Teacher talk is a series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues.In this video...
19 September, 2014
Teacher talk is a new series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues.The theme...
3 July, 2014
Teacher talk is a new series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues. In this...
8 May, 2014
In this video, Winnie Pang demonstrates several activities that can be used with 5 year-old children who are in their first English class...
13 January, 2014
Our latest teaching tip looks at how using humour in the classroom can help with classroom management as well as create a warm atmosphere...
29 July, 2013
Online game-based learning has risen in popularity recently, but there is still some debate about how effective it is as a learning tool....
29 April, 2013
For most teachers of young learners, classroom management is a big issue. Our latest teaching tip with David Rixon looks more closely at...
13 February, 2013
Our latest tip looks at several of the important issues surrounding testing and assessment. Listen to Clare and Alister discuss their ideas...
3 September, 2012
Our latest tip looks at ‘Critical thinking’. Watch Alister using the map of the world with his young learner class to encourage greater...
17 July, 2012
Do you teach young learners? Do you have to draw cats, dogs or birds on the board?
17 July, 2012
Do you teach young learners? Do you often have to draw animals on the board? In this video, Paul Millard from the British Council in...
6 March, 2012
Do you use songs in your lessons? How? Watch how Seema uses them and then share your ideas below!
1 November, 2011
How do you use flashcards in your class? Watch Vikki, and then let us know how you use them by leaving a comment below. Remember to check...
23 August, 2011
Teachers often disagree on whether or not to use the phonemic chart in their lessons. Watch Peter and Clare argue for and against, then...
28 June, 2011
Do you have days when your learners seem tired or lacking in energy? How do you re-energise them?
17 May, 2011
Whatever type of text you ask your students to produce, peer correction can be a very useful part of the process.
23 March, 2011
What is mobile learning, or m-learning?
4 January, 2011
How do you teach English pronunciation? One area often problematic for learners is stress timing. Watch Rachael below, using chants and...
15 November, 2010
What kind of warmers do you use with your students?
26 August, 2010
Do you think about colours, fonts and grouping when you use a board or prepare a presentation?
18 June, 2010
The latest in our series of video tips is about being a teacher. What's important to you as a teacher? How do your students see you?
5 May, 2010
How do you teach language to teenagers? There are lots of different ways - here are some suggestions from us.
Pages
13 February, 2013
Our latest tip looks at several of the important issues surrounding testing and assessment. Listen to Clare and Alister discuss their ideas...
18 June, 2010
The latest in our series of video tips is about being a teacher. What's important to you as a teacher? How do your students see you?
29 April, 2013
For most teachers of young learners, classroom management is a big issue. Our latest teaching tip with David Rixon looks more closely at...
3 September, 2012
Our latest tip looks at ‘Critical thinking’. Watch Alister using the map of the world with his young learner class to encourage greater...
28 June, 2011
Do you have days when your learners seem tired or lacking in energy? How do you re-energise them?
8 May, 2014
In this video, Winnie Pang demonstrates several activities that can be used with 5 year-old children who are in their first English class...
1 November, 2011
How do you use flashcards in your class? Watch Vikki, and then let us know how you use them by leaving a comment below. Remember to check...
5 May, 2010
How do you teach language to teenagers? There are lots of different ways - here are some suggestions from us.
29 July, 2013
Online game-based learning has risen in popularity recently, but there is still some debate about how effective it is as a learning tool....
17 July, 2012
Do you teach young learners? Do you often have to draw animals on the board? In this video, Paul Millard from the British Council in...
17 July, 2012
Do you teach young learners? Do you have to draw cats, dogs or birds on the board?
19 March, 2015
Do you have problems drawing people and actions on the board for your students? In this video, Paul Millard from British Council Vietnam...
13 January, 2014
Our latest teaching tip looks at how using humour in the classroom can help with classroom management as well as create a warm atmosphere...
14 April, 2015
In May 2014 we published a video of Winnie Pang during her first class with a group of very young learners. In this video, we meet Winnie...
23 March, 2011
What is mobile learning, or m-learning?
17 May, 2011
Whatever type of text you ask your students to produce, peer correction can be a very useful part of the process.
26 August, 2010
Do you think about colours, fonts and grouping when you use a board or prepare a presentation?
4 January, 2011
How do you teach English pronunciation? One area often problematic for learners is stress timing. Watch Rachael below, using chants and...
14 October, 2014
Teacher talk is a series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues.In this video...
19 September, 2014
Teacher talk is a new series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues.The theme...
4 November, 2014
In this video, the theme is ways of correcting mistakes. Rachael Roberts, David Petrie, Sylvia Guinan, Lizzie Pinard and David Dodgson give...
3 July, 2014
Teacher talk is a new series of videos featuring some of our TeachingEnglish Associates speaking about important teaching issues. In this...
28 October, 2009
What do you think is important when you tell a story to young learners?
6 March, 2012
Do you use songs in your lessons? How? Watch how Seema uses them and then share your ideas below!
23 August, 2011
Teachers often disagree on whether or not to use the phonemic chart in their lessons. Watch Peter and Clare argue for and against, then...