Cut, cut, cut… Steps to adapt during writing and speaking
Throughout my professional life, I try to be flexible! Flexible to the lesson plans I create, to the materials, to…
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April 2022
The current issue of ELT NEWS focuses on B1 Level. I would dare say that this level is very challenging.…
101 EFL Activities for Teaching University Students is a new book by Hall Houston, published by iTDi Publishing.
It’s a book for teachers of EFL classes at universities, containing a variety of language learning activities that can…
Exams, exams, exams stress…perhaps, perhaps, perhaps
It’s this time of the year! Again! Another examination period is coming and with that stress, pressure, anxiety, lack of…
Do We Really Need Language Certificates?
By Katherine Reilly, Author, Teacher Trainer Yikes! Are we actually going there? In a market that is constantly changing, one…
Tell your Story: this IS your lesson
“Everything you look at can become a fairy tale and you can get a story from everything you touch.” ― Hans…
March 2022
In the current issue of ELT NEWS we focus on the use of technology in education. Technology has introduced revolutionary…
January-February 2022
It is not the first time ELT NEWS focuses on language exams and it won’t be the last. Our…
Exam-Prep: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
The exam period is looming on the horizon, while practice tests, vocabulary lists, and more exam-related instruction begin to…
Hugh Dellar talks about the focus of language education in the 21st century
Hugh Dellar is a teacher, teacher trainer and coursebook writer based in north London and, along with Andrew Walkley, the…