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In our July/August issue, the focus is on hybrid learning. You can enjoy a mix of practical ideas and topical discussions on this topic and many others.

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Calling teachers from around the world!

Global Voices gives you the opportunity to share your teaching stories or personal accounts of how teaching is for someone in your country or teaching context, in around 200 words. Contact robert.mclarty@pavpub.com to get involved!

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New from Pavilion ELT

Out now: A Comprehensive Language Coaching Handbook

This handbook provides a unique and detailed insight into the merits of language coaching, before moving on to examine best language coaching practices and strategies, and provides a range of techniques and activities to utilise them, so that teachers can coach with confidence.

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One year with Duolingo

Christopher Walker

Which language is easiest, Polish, Greek or Spanish? How do you stay motivated? How helpful is gamification for language learning? Read more to find out.

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Building an international learning community – and a village school

Erzsébet Ágnes Békés

By contributing a small fee, a group of teachers have formed a worldwide, online community which meets regularly to create materials, discuss teaching and raise money to build schools.

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Exam writing activities with model answers

Ethan Mansur

Ethan Mansur offers a range of activities based on model answers. Aimed at improving collaboration and developing writing skills they are both useful and challenging.

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Why subscribe to Modern English Teacher?

What is included in a Modern English Teacher subscription? How will a subscription support your teaching practice and professional development? And what subscriptions are available? This short video about MET answers all these questions and more!

So many training courses to choose from … Where do I start?

Gerhard Erasmus

While there are many ways to develop as a teacher without a formal qualification, the vast number of certificates, diplomas and courses available makes choosing the right one a minefield. This blog offers a few important aspects to consider before taking the plunge!

Can I do this? Self-efficacy and language learning

Chiara Bruzzano

What are self-efficacy beliefs? Why do we have them, and how can they help or hinder language learning? Chiara Bruzzano discusses how our beliefs in our abilities to complete a task, or self-efficacy beliefs, impact our own motivation then addresses how to best foster positive beliefs in our learners.

Why subscribe to Modern English Teacher?

So many training courses to choose from … Where do I start?

Gerhard Erasmus

Can I do this? Self-efficacy and language learning

Chiara Bruzzano

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Advantages of using videos in ESL/EFL lessons

Nowadays many teachers heavily rely on using real-world videos – such as new reports, trailers, clips from TV programmes, etc – as a language teaching resource. Using these types of videos can lead to student growth and progress, and greater confidence in using their language skills in real life. Read on to discover some advantages of using real-world videos as a tool for teaching a language.

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

Out now: A Comprehensive Language Coaching Handbook

Christopher Walker

Erzsébet Ágnes Békés

Ethan Mansur

Gerhard Erasmus

Chiara Bruzzano

Gerhard Erasmus

Chiara Bruzzano