Teaching English
10 ways to improve your fluency in English without resorting to grammar
11th February 2022English fluency is not just about grammar. It is about correct sentence structure and good vocabulary. Here is some advice for our students!
Read More Teaching ideasLet’s talk about… the Time: Intermediate English lesson
9th February 2022What we usually teach at low levels is the "survival language", but it often isn't actually what we use when communicating at a higher level.
Read More Teaching LexisHow to make learning objectives accessible to remote students
4th February 2022Here are strategies to ensure that remote learning meets the educational objectives as though the student was in a physical class.
Read More Learning DifficultiesLet’s talk about… the Weather: English vocabulary lesson
2nd February 2022Whenever we’re stuck in awkward silence with nothing to say, we can always turn to the weather as a “get out of jail” card.
Read More Teaching Lexis10 ways to say MONEY in English and when to use them
30th January 2022Here are 10 ways to reference money and dollars (the official currency of the USA) without using the word money, in English!
Read More Teaching LexisLet’s talk about… Weekend: English vocabulary lesson
26th January 2022This video is for high-level students and provides some neat words and phrases to help learners avoid those pre-intermediate stock phrases.
Read More Teaching LexisLet’s talk about… Films: English vocabulary lesson
19th January 2022When talking about films, certain types of vocabulary always pop up. In this video, we look at words and phrases to talk about films.
Read More Teaching LexisAssist students as an Online Homework Helper
17th January 2022Studying alone has become a reality since the pandemic. Professional help can guide students and offer psychological relief.
Read More Learning DifficultiesLet’s talk about… Paying for things: English vocabulary lesson
12th January 2022In this video you'll find words and phrases about paying for things, your students might be familiar with, but don't use.
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