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Vicky Saumell

Vicky Saumell

AI Literacy in the Language Classroom: Navigating Opportunity and Risk

AI technology can help with language learning, but it also brings some problems. These include bias, mistakes made by AI ("hallucinations"), over dependence on AI and cognitive offloading, harm to...

Cecilia Harmer

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Problem-Based Learning: A Powerful Route to Sustainability and Language Development

Sarah Woodbury

How to prepare for Cambridge English Qualifications Digital

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Dr Brigita Seguis

Dr Brigita Seguis

Flipped learning at scale: What teachers’ experiences tell us

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Sarah Woodbury

Your guide to teaching speaking skills for A2 Key and B1 Preliminary exams

Alberto Costa

Getting started with Cambridge English Qualifications: fundamentals for new teachers

Emily_Berry

Grow: A podcast from Cambridge – now on Youtube!

Hayo Reinders

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Teachers Talk Tech #3: Using short-form video

Viviane Kirmeliene

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Unlocking the power of images: Practical strategies to promote visual literacy in class

Sangeeta Sathe

Sangeeta Sathe

How to run a digital mock test

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Patricia Fernandez Melgarejo

Patricia Fernandez Melgarejo

Using mock tests: preparing our students for success

Viviane Kirmeliene

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Strategies for Success: Empowering teen students in reading classes

Becki Grahame

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My Story So Far: A Cambridge candidate shares her English learning journey

Sylwia Macinska

Getting to grips with Al in the English classroom

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Jo Szoke

Jo Szoke

Enhancing Learner Autonomy with AI: Practical Tips for Teachers and Students

Becky Winthrop

Becky Winthrop

Project Power! The why and how of project-based learning

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Patricia Ferraz

Patricia Ferraz

Bring Your Own ‘Book’ Clubs

Dr Randi Reppen

Didya hear that? Practice with Reduced Forms

Scott Thornbury

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What makes a good language learning activity?

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Sarah Ellis and Allen Davenport

Four activities to help students with Reading and Use of English

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Jeanne Lambert

Jeanne Lambert

In the age of AI, writing classrooms need to be digital literacy classrooms

Emily Berry

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Get the party started: Carnivals around the world

Viviane Kirmeliene

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Boosting teens’ speaking skills in large classes: A challenge we can take up!

Emma Walker

5 of the best Netflix series in 2023 to help your students learn English

Amanda Moraes

Brother and sister e-learning at home

Enhancing engagement: 6 strategies for interactive and effective online learning

Jade Blue

Integrating sustainability: What do we mean by “transformation”?

Jade Blue

Integrating sustainability: What do we mean by “innovation”?

Jade Blue

Integrating sustainability: What do we mean by “values”?

Jade Blue

Integrating sustainability: What do we mean by “knowledge”?

Anna Hasper

How social presence theory can strengthen online teaching

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Dr Brigita Seguis

Dr Brigita Seguis

Improving English with Digital Learning: Insights from Evolve Digital impact study