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Next week, Britain’s Parliament is set to vote on measures related to the country’s “Brexit” from Europe. But divisions within the Conservative party have delayed a firm policy and threaten to split the government. 
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A new study has found that student performance drops when temperatures rise. The study blames a lack of air conditioning in many U.S. schools for causing learning problems.
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For hundreds of years, visitors to Scotland's Loch Ness have described seeing a creature that some people believe lives deep in the lake. But now the story of “Nessie” -- the Loch Ness Monster -- may have no place to hide.
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Research shows that English speakers are rather keen on saying thank you. But are we really expressing our gratitude, asks linguistics professor Lynne Murphy
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Over 100 years after the most powerful explosion in documented history, researchers are still trying to figure out exactly what happened
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The lunch meat has found new life as a political insult – but an increasing number of people have taken issue with it...
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An analysis of nearly one billion Tweets maps the emergence of new words across the USA in unprecedented detail.
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Who is she? And why does she refuse to take off her toy plastic ring?
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We all are part of at least one tribe, and tribe talk has existed for centuries. Each group has a distinctly flavoured jargon which unites their members and provides an easy shorthand.
K.I.R.M. God is Business " From Day One"'s curator insight,
June 23, 2018 5:04 AM
Sometimes talking to much can be a strategy of a plan because people indulge in all that is said that they forget that for some the most deadliest of things is the secrets never said that some have taken to their grave and others know but just dont or want say. The truth is in some cases whats not said is deadlier that what is said but no there is no secret that God does not know and God do not let the secrets go uncounted or untold read about King David in the Bible. Jusg because you/ they dont say doesnt mean God dont know and it has not been revealed and judged by God. Think on the secrets not told or spoken.
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Find some ESL icebreakers for teenagers and adults. Get your classes started off, the awesome way. Icebreakers for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students. ESL icebreaker questions, games, and activities. Help your students get to know each other, and you as well!
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Dan wants to challenge the BBC Learning English staff to see how well they understand Australian English idioms. See how well they do! Do you want to lear
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A recent study found the most important issues for America’s post-millennial generation are jobs and unemployment, terrorism and the cost of higher education.
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This lesson is based on the News Literacy class at the Center for News Literacy at Stony Brook University.For more on how to become a news literate citizen, go to http://www.centerfornewsliteracy.org/getting-started/...
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This lesson is based on the News Literacy class at the Center for News Literacy at Stony Brook University.For more on how to become a news literate citizen, go to http://www.centerfornewsliteracy.org/getting-started/...
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Photographer Jacob Cockle would do anything for a great shot, but his fascination with a whirlpool proved fatal.
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BBC Culture asked writers around the globe to pick stories that have endured across generations and continents – and changed society.
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Is it 'Yanny' or 'Laurel'? No, It's 'Yammy!'
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A video listening lesson about The Museum of Liverpool, for adult ESOL learners and general English students. Watch a video tour of the museum, and then complete a quiz to test how much you have understood. part of a free series of online lessons about aspects of life in the UK. Via Sue Lyon-Jones
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How do we create a world free from gender-based discrimination? Start by raising children who respect one another as individuals and question the traditional roles they’re assigned as boys or girls. Educators are uniquely positioned to show students they have a choice when it comes to forming their own identity Via Nik Peachey
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Two new reports find the largest decreases in press freedom are in Europe, while press freedom in some parts of Africa increases.
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A listening and vocabulary lesson for IELTS, Intermediate, and Advanced level English language students about the Pacific Trash Vortex. Watch a short video clip about how plastics are polluting our oceans, complete a multiple choice quiz to test how much you have understood, and review some useful vocabulary. Via Sue Lyon-Jones
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A mobile friendly listening lesson for adult English students and young learners about the historic English city of Bath. Learn English and find out about life in the UK by watching this free series of English videos featuring major cities of the UK, and completing the English listening exercises that accompany each video. Via Sue Lyon-Jones
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K.I.R.M. God is Business " From Day One"'s curator insight,
June 23, 2018 5:07 AM
Children carry their share of burdens and laughter and learning can be fun to. |
