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In this issue:
There's a great new online resource which at first resembles an online dictionary, but on closer inspection offers a vast wealth of resources for the English language learner and teacher. There are also images related to the word, related words which lead you
off on new searches, a pie chart representing which of the word’s forms are
most commonly used, and even the word’s score in Scrabble! An amazing
resource which will give you and your students an unparalleled breadth of word
More and more English teachers are adding the TKT certificate to their
credentials and it is fast becoming an internationally-recognised accreditation.
Knowledge of the terminology used in the TKT course and exam – and
throughout the English-teaching world – is a key to a successful score on the Check it out and consolidate your English Language teaching terminology!
Do you click on the pop-up calculator application when you’re working on your computer and need to do a quick calculation? It’s handy, but the Excel spreadsheet can be just as useful, and opens up many more options for calculating on-the-fly or doing more advanced sums. Click on the image to watch a short video on how Excel can help you in your daily calculations.
Do you use an interactive whiteboard or have access to one in your school or institution? If so, there’s a good chance you’re constantly on the lookout for new activities to use the whiteboard effectively and dynamically with your classes. In the first of a regular series, we introduce you to The Magic Hat – a fun interactive way to introduce new target language or topics to your students. Click on the image to watch the video guide to creating and using this interactive activity.
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