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It Works in practice

Met Editor - 2025-10-02

On reflection

David Byrne, Mark Heffernan - 2025-10-01

A diverse group of students seated in a classroom with brick walls, concentrating on writing in notebooks at their desks.

Give writing a chance

Bambi Spicer, Jana Harel - 2025-09-30

A small figure stands confidently with arms crossed, casting a large shadow on the wall resembling a superhero with a cape, in a minimalist style with a warm yellow background.

Small but mighty

Met Editor - 2025-09-30

A teacher holding the Ukrainian flag stands in front of a classroom of students seated at desks, attentively listening to her lecture.

Teaching displaced learners

Irina Nosova - 2025-09-30

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Speaking more, speaking better

Met Editor - 2025-09-30

A person in a blue shirt interacts with a holographic display labeled "Chat AI" on a laptop, showcasing digital icons and chat bubbles.

ChatGPT as a useful tool for ESP course design

Zuzana Motešická - 2025-09-30

A digital illustration featuring two holographic speech bubbles overlaid on computer code. One bubble contains the letters "AI" while the other shows ellipses, suggesting an ongoing conversation or dialogue. The image is enhanced with vibrant, neon colours, creating a futuristic and dynamic atmosphere.

When AI meets the classroom

Irina Malinina - 2025-09-30

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Why curriculum developments in ELT often fail

Adrian Tennant - 2025-09-30

A diverse group of people sitting in a modern, spacious lounge area are having a casual meeting. One person is standing and speaking to the others, who are seated in a circle with notebooks and electronic devices. The room is decorated with plants, and the seating consists of comfortable chairs and sofas around a central low table with glasses of water and papers.

What do school leaders need to know about culture?

Daniel Xerri - 2025-09-30

A group of five people, four seated and one standing, are engaged in a meeting or discussion in a brightly lit room. The standing woman is holding a booklet and smiling, while the seated individuals are paying attention and interacting. There are documents and a laptop on the table, and colourful educational posters are visible on the walls.

Eight lessons from my first year as DoS

Met Editor - 2025-09-30

A diverse group of people engaged in a meeting around a table in a modern office. Various plants decorate the office, and a screen displays a chart with pie and line graphs. Laptops and notebooks are placed on the table, while shelves with books and binders line the walls.

Effective approaches to whole-class feedback

Mahmoud Dahman - 2025-09-30

A person skillfully balances multiple green spinning plates on wooden sticks, concentrating on maintaining their spin, against a green background.

Finding the learning opportunities

Gareth Davies - 2025-09-30

A teacher hands a worksheet to a student across a classroom table, where other students are seated with laptops in front of them. The setting is bright and colorful with educational materials on the walls.

Uncovering a hidden world

Josianne Block - 2025-09-30

A teacher with long curly hair wearing an orange shirt is sitting on the floor with two children, a girl and a boy, in a classroom. She points to a whiteboard displaying phonetic pronunciation and letters of the alphabet while explaining. The children are seated attentively on the floor.

How do teachers develop Young Learners’ speaking skills?

Robbie Lee Sabnani - 2025-09-30

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It Works in practice

On reflection

Give writing a chance

Small but mighty

Teaching displaced learners

Speaking more, speaking better

ChatGPT as a useful tool for ESP course design

When AI meets the classroom

Why curriculum developments in ELT often fail

What do school leaders need to know about culture?

Eight lessons from my first year as DoS

Effective approaches to whole-class feedback

Finding the learning opportunities

Uncovering a hidden world

How do teachers develop Young Learners’ speaking skills?

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