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Helena Gomm talks about what's inside issue 88 of English Teaching professional.

In the January instalment of our Teaching Tip series, Dale Coulter provides ways to analyse language with new learners.

Nasy Pfanner warms to an activity that calculates our carbon footprint, in Homework: save the planet

Chia Suan Chong looks at what English teachers teach apart from language. In this issue, she looks at creativity and how we can promote it in our students.

ETpedia Teenagers: 500 ideas for teaching English to teenagersby Edmund DudleyPavilion 2018978-1-911028-44-4ETpedia Teenagers is the latest handbook in a series which also includes books of ideas for teaching business English, young learners, technology, grammar and exams. It seems to have taken a long time for publications focusing specifically on teenagers to be produced, so it is great to see a book like this finally available. It is obviously a labour of love, and what comes across clearly is that Edmund Dudley is a classroom practitioner who speaks from extensive, reflective experience. His style is clear and conversational, and the layout of ten top...

Diane Nicholls reviews A Lexicon for ELT Professionals

Morag Macintosh believes that Covid has given us opportunities to be creative in our teaching and to consider how we might use what we have learnt to forge the future of education.

Jason Anderson reviews Training Foreign Language Teachers: A Reflective Approach (1991)

Paul Bress suggests seven ways to teach enjoyable and memorable grammar lessons.

Edward Alden reviews Pronunciation Card Games.

Alan Maley considers the not so obvious

Pete Sharma goes into battle on the side of one of the latest technology tools

Alan Maley grapples with grief.

In this series, Nicky Hockly explains aspects of technology which some people may be embarrassed to confess that they don’t really understand. In this article, she explores podcasts.

Chris Payne atones for his crime and converts to corpora.