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In our May/June issue the focus is on young learners. You can enjoy a mix of practical ideas and topical discussions on this topic and many others.

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Teaching grammar in pre-school?

Anka Zapart

Young learners might struggle with certain concepts of grammar and vocabulary, but a variety of approaches and activities can get them into the habit of seeing patterns and rules.

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Learning to read using Teach Your Monster

Farzana Hayat Ahmad and Mohid Rizwan

Farzana Hayat Ahmad and Mohid Rizwan describe using a digital game to improve literacy. The results of their research show the importance of motivated and guided self-study.

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Want to be top dog?

Christine Roell

The business world relies a lot on expressions and idioms. It is important that students become aware of their importance, be able to recognise some of them and, in certain circumstances use them as well.

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Exploring songs for language and creativity

Gerhard Erasmus

How can we use music as the basis of a lesson to explore language and creativity? Gerhard explains how mining the song for language and creativity can massively increase engagement and looks at things to consider when using music in the classroom.

Teaching Grammar in Pre-School?

Damien Herlihy

Should we even bother with teaching grammar in pre-school? Damien explores this question in more detail then looks at five different approaches, using an article from the May/June issue of MET alongside his own experiences.

Harnessing online videos for process listening: 5 activities

Chiara Bruzzano

How can you harness online videos for developing the processes needed for effective listening? Chiara discusses why a focus on the process of listening is important and suggests five simple, no-prep activities that you can use with online videos.

Exploring songs for language and creativity

Gerhard Erasmus

Teaching Grammar in Pre-School?

Damien Herlihy

Harnessing online videos for process listening: 5 activities

Chiara Bruzzano

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The classroom as rehearsal space

Imagine introducing a language point in class, or getting learners to read a dialogue in pairs or even a part of a lesson where you are working on word stress with your class… these are all familiar scenarios that can happen face to face or live online. And, in each one, you and/or learners are, in a sense, performers, using storytelling, role-play and voice exercises, with the classroom acting as your rehearsal space.

The Thinking Train Series

How important is it for young learners to have a love of stories? Should teachers be responsible for encouraging their students to think critically from a young age? These are the questions that inspire and define The Thinking Train series from Helbling Languages.

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In the latest issue of Modern English Teacher...

Subscriber exclusive: CPD and wellbeing calendars

Calling teachers from around the world!

About MET

New from Pavilion ELT

Coming soon: A Comprehensive Language Coaching Handbook

Anka Zapart

Farzana Hayat Ahmad and Mohid Rizwan

Christine Roell

Gerhard Erasmus

Damien Herlihy

Chiara Bruzzano

Gerhard Erasmus

Damien Herlihy

Chiara Bruzzano