Monthly Archives: September 2008

Too much English spoken in Europe?

The European Day of Languages on 26th September has prompted some to ask whether we need to re-assess the dominance of the English language in Europe, and in the European economy. Should there be a linguistic tax on English speakers? … Continue reading

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Teaching multiple languages to children in Lebanon: How soon is too soon for little minds?

It is still early in the morning, but the children at the lou&lo preschool in Hamra’s Wardieh district are already very busy. In the school’s various motor, language, art and music centers different groups of girls and boys aged 10 … Continue reading

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NYC made easy with bus charters

As a busy TESOL teacher, I and I’m sure many of you in this profession love to travel and see the world as much as possible. One part of travelling I rarely enjoy is arriving at a major international airport … Continue reading

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English learning resources: variety and motivation

By Luke Holden In this article in the guest author series, Luke Holden discusses the need for variety in language learning: Variety is the key to success for those learning a new language or trying to build on their existing … Continue reading

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Advice for a New ESL Teacher?

‘When you first arrive in your assigned country, the first few minutes can be shocking. The air smells different, the people surging around you are likely different, the looks of buildings and storefronts and wares for sale may all be … Continue reading

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Advice for a New ESL Teacher?

‘When you first arrive in your assigned country, the first few minutes can be shocking. The air smells different, the people surging around you are likely different, the looks of buildings and storefronts and wares for sale may all be … Continue reading

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TEFL International discussed on the Forums

The issue of TEFL International has reared its head again over on the forums and is bringing about some heated debate. Check out the latest news over on the general discussion forum now! Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post … Continue reading

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Iraq and United States: Strike Brigade Delivers English School Books

With a new school year approaching, Multi-National Division – Baghdad Soldiers from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), are reaching out to the schools in northwest Baghdad as part of a School Partnership Program. The Strike … Continue reading

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TEFL International discussed on the Forums

The debate over the merits of TEFL International has reared its head again over on the forums and is bringing about some heated debate. Check out the latest news over on the general discussion forum now! Post Footer automatically generated … Continue reading

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New English Language School on Ireland’s North West Coast opens doors to the world!

Studying English among the welcoming and picturesque surroundings of North West Ireland’s premier seaside resorts has now been made possible by Atlanticside College. This exciting new venture marks the coming together of local businessmen and education professionals with over 20 … Continue reading

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