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Worksheets, role-plays and student activities for teaching English language learners of all ages about the use of modals for expressing possibility, probability and permission. They include:
- everyday rules for young learners and students of General English (can, can't, must, mustn't, have to, don't have to)
- modals of deduction
- recommendations about cross-cultural etiquette for business people (should, shouldn't)
- hedging expressions for EAP students (might, could).
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20 ideas for planning a progressive practical curriculum
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20 ideas for numeracy across the curriculum
Published: 04/08/2020
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15 ideas for promoting positive attitudes to maths
15 ideas for promoting positive attitudes to maths
Published: 04/08/2020
By: Olivia Tanner
Turning the spotlight on dyscalculia
Turning the spotlight on dyscalculia
Published: 04/08/2020
By: Christian Vögeli
Embedding the CPA maths approach: concrete, pictorial, abstract
Embedding the CPA maths approach: concrete, pictorial, abstract
Published: 05/08/2020
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By: Jenny Mosley
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Positive behaviour management: confident communication in the classroom
Published: 11/08/2020
By: Sue Cowley
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Approaches to thinking in the classroom
Published: 11/08/2020
By: Sue Cowley
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Developing speaking skills in the MFL classroom
Published: 06/09/2020
By: Wendy Adeniji