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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley08/04/201713 Comments

Over the weekend I had the joy of watching my little boy, Noah, play one of his football matches (there was a little pain too – just don’t mention the penalty). If …

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‘When you teach something new to someone, you should begin with explicit instruction. The complexity or structure of the task is probably irrelevant, the important variable being the level of expertise of the student in that specific thing.’ https://twitter.com/tom_needham_/status/1305561533557211136

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A great job opportunity for leaders in the English teaching community here

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