Don’t get stuck in a rut, flip that coursebook now
It is generally accepted that most of our students are never at the same readiness level. As is the fact…
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Looking for new opportunities through emergency remote learning
In his 1997 masterpiece Life is Beautiful (La vita è bella) Roberto Benini narrates the story of a father…
Break Time’s Over! Are You Ready for the New School Year?
They say that every profession yields its own merits and concerns. Although some adhere to a strict albeit fixated working…
Teaching English to adults
Teaching English to adults has its own set of challenges and rewards for the EFL teacher but requires a whole…
Transformational Leadership in Schools
A new school year is a fresh opportunity to revisit, reconnect, and reimagine your school’s mission and vision. It’s the…
Entering Kindergarten
In an ordinary year, a child’s entrance into kindergarten is a major milestone for students and their families. The transition…
Have More Fun This School Year
Who has not experienced moments seeing that flash of interest in students’ eyes, smiling as the bell rings because…
What is there to choose when you choose a coursebook?
Most teachers use a coursebook as the backbone of the course. More often than not, the coursebook provides the syllabus…
Coursebooks: Can we live with or without them?
As a child I was so happy when my parents had to buy me a new textbook when…
Improvise, adapt and overcome: transforming coursebook material to meet the contemporary needs (and beyond)
It is said that there is an unofficial mantra of the U.S. Marine Corps which urges soldiers to improvise, adapt…