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The Railway Children
The Railway Children, written by E Nesbit was published in 1906, is one of the best-loved children's stories of all time.Continue Reading -
Reading with adult learners
If you teach privately or in a language school, you probably have adult English language learners.Continue Reading -
Literary role models
Who was your role model as a child? Do you still have people you look up to and inspire you?Continue Reading -
Music for your reading class
Most of our students love and listen to a lot of music, and will most likely have a favourite song and singer (which is liable to change, of course).Continue Reading -
10 + 1 quotes about reading
We have collected 10 (+1) quotes about reading which inspire us. What are your favourite quotes about reading and education?Continue Reading -
Making connections: Experiences and abstract concepts
When we thought about the past year, both on this blog and in our daily lives, one thing stood out as being especially important - the connections we forge and keep.Continue Reading -
Reading strategies: Ask questions from your text
What are the most practical reading strategies you can share with your students?Continue Reading -
Making connections: Reading, thinking and wellbeing
When we thought about the past year, both on this blog and in our daily lives, one thing stood out as being especially important - the connections we forge and keep.Continue Reading -
Reading strategies: Grab a pencil and get interactive
What are the most practical reading strategies you can share with your students?Continue Reading -
Interactive adventures: Three more Maze readers
Interactive reading has a list of benefits that makes it a great reading experience and task for language classes.Continue Reading -
Meet the illustrator: Francesca Protopapa
What is it like to illustrate a book series? Creating characters for graded readers is an exciting creative process that you and your students can discuss in class.Continue Reading -
Making connections: Stories and intertextuality
When we thought about the past year, both on this blog and in our daily lives, one thing stood out as being especially important - the connections we forge and keep.Continue Reading