This series, written by experts in online teaching, features articles which outline the methodology for teaching online with clear, practical tips, accompanied by worksheets and teacher notes. These articles expand on the themes from webinars on the Macmillan English Distance Teaching and Learning Hub by providing teachers with constructive ideas to implement in their classrooms.
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Joanne Ramsden provides strategies to help young learners and teens bridge the knowledge gap resulting from the closure of schools due to the pandemic.
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Anna Hasper examines what learner independence means and gives practical suggestions to help young learners take more responsibility for their learning.
Emma Reynolds, an accredited Mindfulness teacher, explores how teachers can help learners to deal with difficult emotions and stay calm, focussed and present as they return to a “new normal” in the online classroom.
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