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? 1. The purpose of the IELTS writing is to for you to show YOUR ability to write coherently in ENGLISH on any given topic The most common error students make is thinking that the IELTS examiner wants to see lots of big words and long complicated sentences.…
Great teachers will always be needed, now and in the future, and no AI will take over that wonderful feeling a student has when a great teacher is a part of their life. But these teachers need students to understand some key points too. These are things that no technology can replace. You may think…
(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2kAJebH) We usually associate learning with courses, school work, degrees and certificates but these are just the outer shells of something far bigger. Learning as a process happens in every aspect of our life, in every day of our lives and without warning or expectation. Learning is often forced upon us without us…
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Gotcha!! This year, it is being held in Brazil, but though football is always known as the beautiful game, it’s also the international game, and yes I know some of the greatest players have not always been playing for England, but the words and language used still tend to…
(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2JvRXKR) An interesting insight from Seth Godin http://www.sethgodin.com) There was a time when you needed to be MORE productive in terms of getting work done faster, etc. Now things have changed. Machines will do the job faster and there are more and more machines being built daily that will do it 10x faster…
(Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2Ja9irN) There was a time (maybe for the past 5000 years!), that learning come to two forms. Learning from our parents and/or religious leaders and learning from our teachers. The first was more about our moral life and the second was more about our vocational life, and these two aspects of our life…
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? The Cup is on and you have so much to say but your teacher or friend doesn’t speak your language, so why not try to get talking in English with these conversation starters: Did you see the game last night? Follow up questions: Did you think…
