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Pronunciation is an aspect of ESOL teaching which is often misunderstood. Clearly, pronunciation is an essential feature of students’ langua

As a productive language skill, writing is much more than simply putting words on paper. A complex set of linguistic and cognitive processin

So much of what we mean is unspoken. The way we use cultural phrases, idioms and metaphor, the tone of voice, facial expression and emotion

Any written text is by definition intended for someone to read. The purpose of written language is to communicate ideas between people

Speaking is central to use of language. Of all the skills we use when we learn, most describe proficiency in another language as speaking it

When we think about teaching the four language skills - reading, writing, speaking and listening, we are really thinking about developing...

Pronunciation is one of the fundamentals of language learning. It is the primary factor in spoken language when it comes to understanding

Any job interview can be a stressful experience, and school interviews are no exception. Here are some of the most common questions asked...

This article focuses on the positive aspects of the different sounds that Englishes use: accents, and benefit to ESL language learners

No matter what you teach, student engagement is a major challenge in every classroom. Learning increases when students are engaged

This article aims to clarify five common examples which come up for students and teachers, to help us understand the connected relationships

How can a Language centre be sure that it is getting a teacher that can get results from the students? There is a set of core skills!

Cognitive approaches to language learning work under the assumption that the more deeply learners think about what they are learning