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ArticleOnline Education: Engaging Teens? It’s Not All About Technology …
Anna Hasper looks at the importance of engaging teenage learners.
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ArticleOnline Education: Online Lessons that Are Active and Interactive
Mike Hogan looks at how to deliver online lessons that will maximise learner-learner and learner-teacher interactivity.
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ArticleElementary news lesson: 2020 Eurovision Song Contest postponed until 2021
June 2020: On 18 March, Eurovision said that it had to cancel the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time in its 64-year history.
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ArticleLesson Share: Online restaurant review
Sarah Hall wins this month’s Lesson Share with a lesson to help develop appropriate and authentic language used in online restaurant reviews.
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ArticleBusiness Spotlight: Should there be billionaires?
This lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight, debates whether billionaire businesspeople are a force for good or bad.
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ArticleCelebrations: Inti Raymi—The festival of the sun
In this lesson, available at two levels, students read texts about the historical festival of Inti Raymi in modern day South America.
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ArticleOnline Education: Parents as Temporary Teachers
Pete Clements looks at the value of parents as a resource for teachers, and how to involve them in their children’s learning.
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ArticleOnline Education: An introduction
Our online education series gives you the resources you need to teach online: articles, lesson plans, and links to expert webinars.
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ArticleOnline Education: Moving Your School Online
Chris Farrell looks at what an educational institution needs to consider when moving into an online context.
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ArticleOnline Education: Teaching Young Learners Online
Joanne Ramsden explores how to use a digital connection to teach children in their own homes.
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ArticleOnline Education: Attending to Our Students’ Well-being
Chia Suan Chong explores ways that teachers who are teaching online can support the well-being of their learners.
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ArticleElementary news lesson: The country where football continues
May 2020: With fans really missing live games, the Belarussian league has signed TV deals with several countries.
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ArticleHow to … deal with an indecisive boss
This lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight, is about how to deal with a boss who is unable or unwilling to make decisions.
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ArticleLesson Share: My bucket list
Karolina Wyrzykowska wins this month’s Lesson Share with a lesson about discussing things students would like to put on their bucket list.
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ArticleElementary news lesson: The 2020 Olympic Games will not take place
April 2020: Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Japan has postponed the 2020 Olympic Games until 2021.
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Everyday life: Describing your area/neighbourhood
In this lesson, available at two levels, students describe changes to an area they live in (or know well).
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ArticleBusiness Spotlight: “There is a tremendously high ‘level of service’ expectation”
This lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight, is about an Englishman who took his business idea to New York where he found great professional and financial success.
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Lesson Share: Problems, problems, problems
Susan Lucier-Ogawa wins this month’s Lesson Share with a lesson for practising how much/many, is there/are there any, a few/little/some/a lot of with countable and uncountable nouns.
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ArticleMacmillan Education's Distance Teaching and Learning Hub
The efforts taken by Macmillan Education to support the ELT community during the Coronavirus crisis
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Articleonestopenglish: free access through June 2020
In times of school closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, the team at onestopenglish recognise the continued importance of effective online teaching and learning with materials written and edited by an expert team of teachers and ELT professionals. This is why until the end of June 2020, all our resources are free to access.