A new subscriber, Gemma Archer, just asked about text profilers. I’ve shared this response as a comment but thought I’d paste here as might crowdsource […]
It’s about time I did more than just praise Nik Peachey on LinkedIn and in Twitter posts! Another six months has passed, the royalties from […]
Eduland is a short story project for the China ELT market. You write short fiction texts for young learners, add a few comprehension questions (guidance […]
Mostly new releases, plus references to Premier League sticker albums… New releases English Code – Mary Roulston. Dinosaur on the front cover, win. Cambridge Primary […]
Think… Have you ever created a resource that aged quickly? What aspects/features of a published resource might make it more susceptible to ‘ageing’? How could […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
