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How can texts (audio or written) be best used in class to improve language skills? This article explores how intensive input/output work can help learners recycle and consolidate language.

As well as teaching English to our young learners, we can help them reach their full potential as language learners. Here are some tips and ideas on how to use materials on the LearnEnglish Kids website to help your pupils learn more effectively.

Partly because I was always being asked whether my books Junk and Doing it were autobiographical, I started to write a memoir some years ago on my own teenage years, 14 - 19.

This article looks at the different ways teachers can organise their learners into groups and explores the pros and cons of each one.

I have just become an uncle! My new nephew Tomás is three weeks old today. 

When I first started teaching, the schools I worked in had ‘a’ computer that a few classes shared. Here are a few tips for activities using computers with learners.

What kind of warmers do you use with your students?

Discover some simple pronunciation activities that you can use to focus on individual sounds, word stress and connected speech once your learners have been introduced to the phonemic chart.

One of the main dilemmas for teachers giving conversation groups is error correction. It’s always tricky to know when and if to correct students and how to go about it.