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Student for a Day

What an excellent idea this is! I came across this blog article the other day on how several teachers in Vermont, USA, spent the day as students in their school. As it says on the tin, they simply went into school as students instead of teachers and spent the day...

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Lexical Distance

Lexical Difference shows how languages are related in terms of vocabulary. As a simple example, the English word bread is very similar to the German‏‎ word, Brot and both of them derive from the same root. However the Italian‏‎ for bread is pane which is very...

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Jakarta to Keep English Lessons

Elementary schools in Jakarta, Indonesia will be offering English as an extracurricular activity only while elementary schools elsewhere in Indonesia will not have English on the curriculum at all. The announcement, made late last year (December 2013) means that...

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Norwegian vs English

This article looks at different aspects of Norwegian compared to English for TEFL teachers with Norwegian students. It's often said that Norwegian is closely related to English and if you know one language it is easy to pick up the other.  However, there are...

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Teaching English in America

When it comes to teaching English in America (or the Americas as it's sometimes known), there are two main groups of countries. This page offers an overview of working in America with links to more specific information on each country where you can read about how best...

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Teaching Proverbs in TEFL

Proverbs are simple sayings which are used to show common sense and popular wisdom. They are regarded generally as informal rather than formal language. Thus they're mostly used in common everyday spoken language. There are hundreds and hundreds of proverbs in...

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