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Erin is a writer and translator with experience teaching English in general and exam preparation settings. She lives in Chile and can usually be found above a keyboard, halfway through a book, or under the influence of too much caffeine.
Whether working in the Northern or Southern hemisphere, there’s one thing the teaching community has...
Most teachers are aware of multiple intelligences theory and may have an interest in how personality...
For every teacher who returns exhausted and sunburned after the summer vacation, there’s another who...
Hands up who’s had a class (or a week!) full of students suffering from cabin fever. We thought so. ...
At a time when school and home pressures mean it’s not uncommon to see signs of stress amongst stude...
The start of a new year, new semester—even a new week!—calls for a blank slate. This New Year, focus...
Ever looked at your young learners and wondered if you’ve been dropped into a cage of monkeys? Natur...
While teenagers have a talent for looking at the adults in their lives with keen suspicion, it’s a s...
When spring rolls around you can practically hear everyone’s better mood. Warmer, longer days make f...
Because there will never not be vocabulary to practice, these quick activities are perfect for anyti...
Despite the trappings of modern life, it turns out our brains are still largely animal-like in the w...
The education sector has many pathways for teachers. Here, we invited teacher-trainer Anne de Leon t...