Cambridge English Teaching

**LIVE ALERT** 📽️👇 TOMORROW 3PM UK TIME Join teacher, trainer and coursebook author, Lindsay Warwick, live on our Facebook page for a look at blended learning: what is it, the myths and how you can use it to your advantage in the classroom.

Have you seen our Facebook Live sessions for learners? 📽️ You can use them for free in your classroom.
Don't forget, we also have a Facebook Live session for teachers tomorrow (Thursday 19th) on blended learning at 3pm BST.

**LIVE ALERT** 📽️👇 THURSDAY 3PM UK TIME On Thursday, join teacher, trainer and coursebook author, Lindsay Warwick, live on our Facebook page for a look at blended learning: what is it, the myths and how you can use it to your advantage in the classroom.

It’s World Emoji Day and we have five ways you can utilise emojis in your classroom to teach and help students practise English.
Just click on the link below 👇
How popular are emojis with your learners? 😁

How often do you give students low scores? What are their reactions?
Find out about a new US scoring policy in this article and let us know if you support it or are against it and why.

We all have our own strengths and weaknesses.
Which area of teaching would you like to improve most? Why?
Why not take a look at our Teaching Framework to see where you are in your development? https://bit.ly/1bPrfaE

We have an excellent free app to help students improve their English around the topic of football.⚽
We’d love to hear what you think of the app and which other sports students would like to learn about.

Learning English doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Watch our video and find out how your students can use a phone to start improving their English right now.

*📽️ LIVE ALERT*👇👇
Next week, teacher trainer Lindsay Warwick will be demystifying blended learning live here on our page. Find out what it is, how it works, what a teacher's role is and why it's beneficial.

Complete the sentence and share your valuable advice with new teachers.

What’s your perception of assessment?
Watch this webinar on assessment and its opportunities for self-development. Discover what it means to be an ‘assessment professional’ and what the routes might be to get there.
Share your opinions about the points in the webinar below.

How do you help your students learn English?
Which methods, approaches and techniques work best in your context?

Which teacher made a difference in your life and how?

Have you looked at Research Notes yet?
Research Notes is our publication on all matters related to assessment. We offer free access to all teachers here

Are you ever confused by how tests are scored?
Watch this video on what we think every teacher should know about scoring and then share what you think.

We’ve picked four great ELT blogs to share with you. They’re full of interesting posts about teaching and lesson ideas.
Can you suggest another blog for our list? Or maybe you have one of your own you’d like to share?

Have you watched this thought-provoking TED talk called 4 reasons to learn a new language by linguist and Columbia professor John McWhorter?
What do you think about it?

Alan Maley of the C Group believes that creativity is suitable for all learners.
How do you think the age of our learners affects how we plan our lessons and teach them? Please share your opinion and your experience of teaching creatively.

Are you following the Football World Cup?
Do you speak to your students about the World Cup? How do you cover the topic in class?