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We've all heard the theory that some students are visual learners, while others are auditory learners. And still other kids learn best when lessons involve movement. But should teachers target instruction based on perceptions of students' strengths? Several psychologists say education could use some "evidence-based" teaching techniques, not unlike the way doctors try to use "evidence-based medicine." Via Nik Peachey
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Original activities, materials, information and links for students and people learning English, TOEFL, PET, IELTS, and ICDL - the International Computer Driving Licence/License.
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Up-and-coming comedian Nick Helm wins an award for the best joke of the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Speech recognition records your voice and provides instant feedback on pronunciation.
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More than half of parents use Facebook to spy on their kids. What snoops! But with 20 million underage users on Facebook, are these parents really snoops, or are they just being smart about Internet safety? Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, David M
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News articles featuring ideas and vocabulary needed for good scores in IELTS academic writing...
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Don't copy the essay examples. Only use them for ideas or as a guide.
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Taylor Mali's inspirational poem cleaned up a bit (aka censored) for a teacher's inservice audience.
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Look out for some useful film vocabulary throughout the blog I’m a bit of a film buff and like to think that I have good taste in that department (but of course, everyone thinks that they’ve got good taste, but it’s impossible for everyone to have...
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Here's a compilation of 10 Things you didn't know about Rowan Atkinson aka Mr Bean.
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Writing Fun uses text organizers to assist you with the writing process for common text types taught in schools.
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“I wish I were” and “I wish I was”: which of these is proper in English? Both are proper, they are not interchangeable, and each has a purpose. Luckily, the differences are simple. What Does “Subjunctive” Mean?
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Lovefield combines elements of HORROR, SUSPENSE and DRAMA to create a story that takes the audience on a roller coaster ride of emotions.
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From pictures to words - how writing developed in ancient civilisations.
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A page of links to RSS feeds of online activities, listenings and videos for EFL and ESOL students. RSS feeds are published and updated every few days so look in regularly.
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Activities, games and quizzes for EFL classes...
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Pages for practising Task 2. Don't copy the essay examples. Only use them for ideas or as a guide.
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Conditionals exercises for EFL / ESL students...
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