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Global Learning Exchange with Law Jaw – Using the Internet to Get Law Students Speaking Together

Breaking out of the online blues. Running an international exchange from your armchair… After 18 months of online teaching many students are jaded. Chances are you are too! Here’s one way to breathe life into your online classroom and remotivate you and your students. I teach legal English at Potsdam University and for the past… Keep Reading

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Workshop Review: ‘Using Corpus Analysis Tools in the Business English Classroom’ with Evan Frendo

Galina recaps Evan’s April workshop on corpus analysis tools for business English teachers. She shares what she learned about data engines, the internet as a resource to find out about students’ real-life needs and ways to apply this knowledge in class. This was a special ELTABB workshop for me, not only because of the unusual… Keep Reading

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Getting into Teaching Business English Together: Preparing for the FTBE with ELTABB

In this article, Annie Heringer shares her story about preparing for the FTBE certificate alongside other daring ELTABB members, the challenges that came with it and the benefits she reaped. FTBE, FTBE, FTBE. It took me almost a year to get these four letters right. The “First Certificate for Teachers of Business English” doesn’t exactly… Keep Reading

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