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Teaching displaced learners

This article aims to elucidate the challenges faced by volunteer language teachers engaged in teaching Ukrainian refugees displaced by war in Europe, drawing from my experience as a methodologist in a volunteer language teaching project. Through an exploration of the most prevalent issues encountered by these educators, I will also propose effective solutions to address them.
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Samantha Smith’s Group comprises a substantial cohort of volunteer language teachers, predominantly of Slavic origin or possessing proficiency in Russian and/or Ukrainian as their first language, alongside a contingent of other English speakers. Notably, this diverse group encompasses individuals with . . .

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Irina Nosova
Irina Nosova
Irina is a freelance teacher trainer from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Apart from majoring in TEFL, she holds a CELTA Grade A certificate, DELTA M23 from IH London, and a CPE Grade A. She also runs an ELT club in Saint Petersburg and publishes ELT board games. irohbo@gmail.com