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Spark curiosity with everyday objects — short lessons that turn a pencil, a coin, or a leaf into a window onto the world.
Plain-English explanations of the jargon teachers meet — from "scaffolding" to "formative assessment."
Teaching materials on democracy, human rights, gender equity, and more.
Interactive masterclasses on classroom management, pedagogy, and teaching skills.
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Students explore how computers can be used to create pictures using simple drawing programs.
Try itBut here is something many EFL teachers notice: students who can fill in every gap correctly often cannot say two sentences in real conversation. They know the present perfect tense.
Take the masterclassThe words that modify adjectives for degree — intensifiers like very, extremely, and absolutely, and downtoners like fairly, quite, and slightly — do far more than simply add or reduce emphasis. The…
ReadHow to understand your own culture and identity — where it comes from, what it gives you, how it shapes you, and how to hold it w…
Build this skillWhat money actually is, how banks work, how money is created, and why financial systems matter for ordinary people.
Explore"Whenever a language dies, a way of seeing the world dies with it."
Read moreOn 11 September 2001, two planes were flown into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City.
See the lessonNoticing is an important part of learning because it helps students become aware of what is important. Without noticing, information may pass without being understood.
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