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Top Tips for the Teenage Classroom - videos
Practical teaching tips for use in the classroom with teenage learners downloaded for MacMillan Education ELT's youtube channel.
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Understanding Language Use in the Classroom: A Linguistic Guide for College Educators
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A new edition of the best-selling Cool Kids Primary course, revised and updated according to teachers’ feedback and in order to reflect today’s classroom. English is introduced through familiar, real-world contexts and a multicultural approach that every child can relate to. A wealth of activities for working together makes Stay Cool ideal for groups of any size. A flexible package of classroom resources to suit a variety of different teaching situations and to cater for all levels of ability and learning styles.
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