Blending Art & Storytelling in The Teaching of English
Learning a language is a long term process and this is fine, provided the lesson offers rich content. Teaching language…... Read more.
Teacher well-being – ‘Teacher what?’
..you think to yourself when you see this title and you smile ironically but you start reading the article…... Read more.
George Vassilakis: confessions of a dangerous (ELT) mind
George Vassilakis (BA Education, Dip. Cantab, Dip. Trans, Dip. RSA, MA TEFL) has trained EFL teachers for over thirty years. As…... Read more.
IELTS online – the most trusted English test, soon from the comfort of your home
Get ready for IELTS Online, a flexible new way to take your IELTS Academic test. English language test IELTS has…... Read more.
The history of the Cambridge Exams
Cambridge English Language Assessment is part of the University of Cambridge and has been providing English language assessments and qualifications…... Read more.
A teacher’s body language can be just as important as what they say, argues Amy Cuddy
Harvard academic Amy Cuddy, famous for her work on 'power poses', talks to Jon Severs about the impact of body…... Read more.
Origins of idioms
You probably use tons of expressions, idioms, and slang phrases every day that don’t make literal sense. If you ever…... Read more.
QLS’s Second “Christmas Tea with Lucinda Dickens Hawksley”
QLS’s unique literary online event, featuring acclaimed author and descendant of Charles Dickens, Lucinda Dickens Hawksley, returned last Christmas for&hellip... Read more.
December 2021
A grammar structure? Can we learn it as a chunk? Ιs it feasible? I am writing this editorial both as…... Read more.