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In this section, you will find a number of publications, webinar recordings, conference presentations and interviews, as well as video tips which have been written to help you develop your skills and knowledge as a teacher in the professional practice 'Promoting 21st century skills'. From advice on how to teach primary-aged students to supporting adult learners in the EFL classroom, the content you will find here is practical, insightful and full of ideas to support your teaching and planning for all kinds of learners.

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Pre-sessional English language courses: university telecollaboration as a driver of Global North/South student-contact for engineers

This paper focuses on telecollaborative links between universities in the Global North and the Global South.

Global Issues

I believe by now we are all feeling the global frustration; it's like a cloud in the atmoshere. When will we go back to normal is perhaps the most difficult issue we have to face. Read this post by Nina Koptyug.

Global Issues in ELT Class

Our world is affected by many global issues and that brings the need to apply various topics such as wildlife protection, human rights, and global public health to our ELT classes.

Promoting 21st century skills self-study booklet

This self-study guide for teachers and teacher educators looks at promoting 21st century skills.

Life Skills: Lessons taught; lessons learnt

Watch a recording of this talk by Konstantina Ntomprou at the World Teachers' Day web conference 2019.

Eyes Open - Celebrating Diversity in YL Literature

Watch a recording of this talk by Bella Szyszkowska and Ella Watkins from the World Teachers' Day web conference 2019.

How to Implement 21st Century Skills in Class

21st century skills are a real buzz-word. Let's see how we can make those easily form part of our lessons.

From English language learners to intercultural citizens

This paper explores intercultural citizenship and English language use by the international students in the UK.

Engaging primary students through inquiry-based learning

Using examples from their new primary course Oxford Discover, co-authors Kathleen Kampa and Charles Vilina demonstrate in this webinar how inquiry-based learning stimulates curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking among students, encouraging learners to use their language skills in productive and meaningful ways.

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