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Welcome to your Teachers’ Newsletter for July

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4 strategies to assess speaking skills

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Understanding the importance of speaking skills, what is expected and knowing how to effectively assess them is crucial for preparing your students for exam success. Read our blog to discover the four strategies we suggest you focus on, which include practical classroom activities like a mind-map challenge that will enhance your students’ performance.

Guiding you through exam preparation

Exam preparation hub

Are you preparing students for Cambridge English Qualifications? With teaching tips, expert advice and classroom activities, the Cambridge Exam Preparation Journey hub provides you with the support you need, when you need it. Visit the hub and discover how our exam preparation series can help you! 

 

Outer space expressions to describe people

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This post explores idioms that describe different personalities in a creative (and a cosmic) way!

It's great for getting students talking and making vocabulary more memorable.

Check the post on Instagram

A practical guide to teaching cover letters

Illustration of a girl with her laptop and drinking a coffee

This blog post is a great resource to show students how to write clear, professional cover letters in English. It includes structure, key phrases, and a full example to work from.

 

Share the blog in class or use it as the basis for a writing activity!

 

Read the article

 

GenAI in the ELT classroom – friend or foe? 

Looking for tips to guide you on using generative AI (GenAI) in your classroom? Watch this webinar to learn more about the role that GenAI can play in the ELT classroom and gain insights from our research with English teachers around the world, exploring how they’re using GenAI in their classrooms.   

Watch the webinar

Story-building activity for young learners

Looking for a fun teaching idea to motivate your young learners? Check out our Instagram post with a story-building classroom activity to develop learners’ vocabulary and pronunciation skills – and ignite their creativity!

Discover the activity

How to get the most out of technology in your lessons

Recent years have seen a number of new innovations in language education. Read this article by Graham Stanley, author of Language Learning with Technology second edition, to discover practical ideas and activities that will support you to use technologies effectively with your learners and explore the latest trends. 

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Developing English language education in Ukraine

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (MoES) has partnered with Cambridge on an initiative to kickstart English language learning across the country. Read the article to learn about how the partnership plans to create opportunities for Ukrainians by exploring new ways of delivering teacher training and professional development.

Read the article
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Teaching with music, collaboration and creativity

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Grow teacher episode 5
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Unlock the power of music, collaboration and creativity in your classroom with insights from experienced teacher Stefania Rosa Cisternino. Listen to episode 5 of Grow to discover ideas on boosting student participation, navigating everyday classroom challenges and managing the demands of running an English school. Plus, gain expert advice from Professor Sarah Mercer on enhancing learner engagement. 

Best wishes

The Cambridge team – English

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