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Is this email displaying properly? if not, read it in your browser English Online Newsletter September 2020 Welcome to the twenty-fifth edition of the English Online Newsletter for learners and teachers of English where we showcase our latest free learning resources. While you are staying safe at home and slowly coming out of lockdown, we have online courses and material to support you in your learning. For teachers, we have practical resources and professional development opportunities to support you during the Covid-19 crisis, whether you are a new or seasoned online teacher. Button Adults Agreeing and disagreeing Learn useful phrases to practise the language for agreeing and disagreeing. Watch video How to spot fake news Read some tips for spotting fake news to practise and improve your reading skills. Find out here Understanding IELTS Getting ready for an IELTS test? Develop your Listening and Writing confidence and feel fully prepared on test day with these free online courses starting 14 September. Register now A Better World Are you a minimalist? Do you know about the zero-waste movement? Listen to our latest episodes of 'A Better World', our new LearnEnglish podcasts series. Download the App Teens Oversharing What is oversharing? Listen to some teenagers talk about their digital footprint in this video. Watch the video Being super-organised Are you a well organised student? Read the blog post and comments for some tips. Read the article Kids The only way to live What can we do to be kind to other people? Listen to a song called 'The only way to live' and sing along. See more The woolly jumper Do you know how to use the present simple and present continuous? Watch the video and find out! Watch the video Timmy Goes Camping Timmy builds his own tent, which is great until it starts to rain… Watch the video Teachers Bingo mingle Try this activity if you have students who are stressed out or just plain bored by the dull approach to teaching grammar. See more Macbeth This lesson for kids introduces learners to Shakespeare's Macbeth with the support of a short animated video. Get lesson plan Professional practice pathways Continue to develop your knowledge and skills with our series of Professional practice pathways for remote teaching. See more ELTons Innovation awards Access useful tips and resources from the ELTons 2020 finalists with a compilation fo the most original projects. See more Teaching for success: the Classroom and the World Explore the impact that national policies have on classroom practice. with this free online course for teachers. Join MOOC now English Connects webinars Benefit from remote teaching tips and best practises with this series of webinars from the English Connects project. Find out more Connect with us © 2020 British Council The United Kingdom's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. A registered charity: 209131 (England and Wales) SC037733 (Scotland). You have received this newsletter because you have registered for updates. If you wish to opt out of future newsletters, please unsubscribe here. Update your marketing preferences