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Like Pride and Prejudice, Emma is a novel that cleverly explores human relationships, and the infinitely varied, day-to-day choices in how we interact with each other.

Mansfield Park is Jane Austen’s third published novel and many readers and scholars think that it is her highest accomplishment.

In this teaching tip video, David Rixon shares his experience of teaching young learners and offers practical advice on how to apply good classroom management practices.

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Grammar teaching doesn’t need to be be boring or 'from the book’. Discover a range of creative activities and techniques for presenting new language structures.

In most UK schools, new media literacy skills now supplement the more traditional 3 Rs (reading, writing and 'rithmatic).

Our latest tip looks at several of the important issues surrounding testing and assessment. Listen to Clare and Alister discuss their ideas and opinions about how best to assess learners of English. After watching the video, why not give your opinion in the comments below?

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When we talk to each other we reveal a great deal about how we think and how we feel about the subject at hand and the world around us.

Pride and Prejudice is now one of the most well-known literary love stories, with people encountering it either as a novel or a tv series or a film.

Like many novelists, part of what they write about relates to the wider world they see around them.

Like all characters in fiction, there are those we can think of as heroes and those we can think of as villains.