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KEEPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFESSIONALS CONNECTED
Nina Weinstein | 16 Feb 2026
Reduced forms, sentence blending, and conversational filler vocabulary are keys to understanding English as it's spoken in real-world interactions. In this article, find strategies and materials from an expert textbook author.
Daniela Dascalita Ortiz | 16 Feb 2026
When students use AI as a reading partner to understand a text's meaning, we can reserve class time for critical analysis and experiential writing. Learn how to implement this strategy and help your learners develop their critical thinking skills.
Elke Schneider, Andrea Kulmhofer | 16 Feb 2026
Teaching prefixes, roots, and suffixes through gamified group activities can be a fun, multisensory way to support self-governed vocabulary learning. Discover how to help your learners acquire these keys to unlocking English vocabulary.
Mind the Clock: Effective Timing in Virtual Classes
In this month's column, learn how to manage time effectively in synchronous virtual classes (and avoid common time wasters!) by preparing your logistics, materials, and pedagogy.
Graciela Martin
Address Pronunciation Challenges Using Home Language Phonologies
Learn why understanding the phonology of your students’ home languages is a powerful tool for effective pronunciation teaching.
Donna McNiff Brown
Rebecca Eagleson | 15 July 2025
Poetry can offer learners a playful and purposeful way to explore how sound, rhythm, and meaning connect in the English language. Learn a step-by-step approach to strengthening both oral fluency and listening comprehension through noticing poetry's sounds, patterns, and inflections.
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