Our Best (more than) Ten things to hang on to As things change in technology, the scheme of work, inspection focus or specifications, teachers sometimes drop activities they have been doing with success, in order to try new ones (and sometimes risk throwing away some...
MFL teachers share the enormous privilege of inspiring the next generation of language learners. This demands high levels of energy, creativity and compassion and this, in turn, requires physical, social and emotional wellbeing. In the recently published...
Steven Fawkes has been talking about the use of songs in language lessons since Language World in 1992! They offer opportunities to stretch and challenge learners as well as to reassure them. Here Steven gives just a few of his favourite examples in the hope...
Laura Simons and Lisa Stevens share tips for teaching listening exercises in primary and secondary classrooms. About the author: Lisa is a primary languages educator and consultant who teaches at two Birmingham primary schools. She is a member of ALL Council...
Children who appreciate other cultures help bring communities together. Sarah Wiesemes and Sarah Barrett share their top tips for developing multilingual citizens. About the author: Sarah Wiesemes is a Year 6 teacher, MFL and EAL coordinator at Bramcote Hills...
It is hard to choose just ten activities to practise grammar in class, but here are some chosen by Jennifer Wozniak that work really well with every single year group. About the author: Jennifer has been teaching for nine years in a secondary school in Preston...