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Mock Interviews: Bridging Classroom Learning to Professional Success

Adelia Chace | 15 May 2026

Guide your students through this three-part curriculum on mock job interviews to develop their fluency and confidence in professional speaking and presentation skills.

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Fostering Global Citizenship and Agentive Writing in the Multilingual Classroom

Eman Elturki | 15 May 2026

In this sequence of five writing tasks inspired by the UN Sustainable Development Goals, students explore real-world problems, express agency, and propose actionable solutions.

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Level Up Your Classroom: How Gamification Can Transform English Language Teaching

Robert Kenfack | 15 May 2026

Gamification is more than just playing classroom games. Learn how to build motivation by integrating game mechanics throughout your teaching practice.

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Classroom Practice

10 Fun Speaking Activities to Prepare for High-Stakes Exams

Discover 10 speaking activities to help students have fun as they practice typical oral exam tasks, such as reading aloud, asking and answering questions, and preparing a monologue.

Anastasia Khodakova

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Online Teaching

AI-Powered Feedback in Online Language Learning

Today's AI tools can analyze student-written texts, suggest revisions, highlight errors, and provide explanations within seconds. But does faster feedback necessarily lead to better learning?

 

Sedat Akayoğlu

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Other Featured Articles

Boosting Vocabulary With Prefix-Root-Suffix Activities

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, instead of rote memorization. In this article, discover how you can help your learners acquire these keys to unlocking English vocabulary.

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