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English Online Newsletter
 

English Online Newsletter for learners and teachers of English

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January 2020

Happy new year 2020 and welcome to the eighteenth edition of the English Online Newsletter for learners and teachers of English where we showcase our latest free learning resources for English learners and teachers.

Prepare your IELTS test with our free online course starting in February.

For teachers, we have a wide variety of books and resources on inclusive practices in the classroom.

 

LEARNERS

 
Fashion Revolutionaries
 

Have you heard of British fashion designer Katharine Hamnett? Watch her talk about sustainable fashion.

 
Watch the video

 
A special restaurant
 

Improve your skills listening to Jo talk about a very special restaurant she visited recently in Catalonia.

 
Listen here
 

 
Understanding IELTS MOOC
 

Improve your IELTS Writing and Listening tests performance now.

 
Join courses now for free

 
Email lesson
 

Football fan? Watch Jack teach you about football stories and vocabulary.

 
Watch the series here
 
 

Teens

 
Around town
 

Do you know the meaning of crossroads? Learn new words and practise your vocabulary. 

 
Do the exercise here

 
Study break
 

Take a break from the classroom and have fun learning English with our games.

 
Play now
 
 

Kids

 
How to memorise anything
 

Do you have a good memory? Watch the video to find out how to improve your memory.

 
Watch the video here

 
Writing practice
 

Do you like writing in English? In this section you can practise writing different types of texts.

 
Find out more
 

 
"UK Life" podcasts
 

Do you celebrate the New Year? Listen to this episode to find out how it's done in Scotland. 

 
Download app to listen
 

TEACHERS

 

Teaching Resources

 
Vegetarianism
 

Help your students develop their reading and speaking skills while raising awareness on some of the reasons for vegetarianism.

 
See more

 
World Monkey Day
 

Teaching young primary students? Here is a lesson with several activities designed to help your students learn more about monkeys.

 
Find out more
 
 

Teacher Development

 
Teaching very low-level learners
 

It can seem very challenging to work with very low-level students. Here are 5 things to remember to help you have PRIDE in your teaching.

 
Read the article

 
Asking questions in the classroom
 

Typically, teachers ask between 300-400 questions per day. This article will tell you about the art and science to asking questions.

 
Read the article
 

 
Using inclusive practices resource book
 

Using inclusive practices means that every learner is valued equally. This self-study guide looks at using inclusive practices in the classroom.

 
Download here

 
Language and education in Nigeria
 

This literature review outlines how language of instruction policy and practice currently impact on student learning outcomes in Nigeria.

 
Find out more
 
 
 
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