One size fits all?
One-to-one lessons: some of us love them, others put up with them. Yet, they are a major part of our…
Category: Education
B2 First for Schools: what it means for teens
Over the last decade B2 First for Schools has become a household name in Greece amongst ambitious secondary-school students…
Empower your students to own their learning: Teaching in the new era
One of the significant challenges educators face in their writing classes today is motivating students to write compositions for…
B2: what can you do?
“Weighing the pig won’t make it fatter. Feeding it will. ” In Greece we’ve been experiencing this dystopic, unprecedented situation,…
The Inescapable Interplay between Language Learning and Self-Confidence
Can high-quality lesson content reinforce L2 learners’ self-confidence? Can demanding subject matter contribute to learners’ long-term establishing of self-esteem? Solid language foundation…
Students and Procrastination. How can I Motivate them?
By Katherine Reilly – Teacher Trainer and Author Procrastination is a trait most people are familiar with. How many…
The question: Is online education good education? The answer is very easy!
New era, new standards, new challenges, new me, new students, new everything. Or not really? In my country the…
What is the future of assessment?
Nick Saville, Director of Research and Thought Leadership, Cambridge Assessment English Greece has always played an important role in English…
Teacher-Student Compatibility: A Construct or Reality?
Constructs are powerful entities, casually considered self-evident. A set of constructs is bequest and left to drive our decisions, attitude and…
How important is pronunciation for the teacher’s and student’s confidence?
By Anthony Antonopoulos, BA & MA EFL Teacher specialized in ICT- Vlogger A year or so ago, I met…