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Welcome to the Guardian Teacher Network English Language Teaching resources page. Here you will find inspiring and useful ELT resources for all ages. The resources include lessons created by Guardian Weekly's Learning English specialists as well as materials created and uploaded by teachers worldwide.

Guardian Learning English.

article about an increase in cheating, especially in IELTS

This is what French children are being given to help them learn English (http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2012/mar/13/elt-diary-march-learning-english?CMP=EMCGUWEML335)

Talking feedback - Moving cursors and voice comments could revolutionise the way teachers correct learners' work

Self-made teachers' sites are challenging the established ELT portals by Nik Peeachey

"How English language teachers can go with the Twitter flow Finding a rich seam of online teaching content, classroom materials and lively debate is an easy click away"

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interesting and good idea, but not sure I'd want to pay for it (I don't like anything that uses teachers for an income stream)

http://wp.me/p1VP4o-K I made a GRAMMAR GAP FILL using Lingle - have a look and see what you think. It was very easy, the lesson you'll see on this link took me about 15 mins from start (working out how it all works) to finish.

video about olympic athletes' bodies. beautifully made, needs careful treatment because it does focus on their bodies. many different voices.

interview with Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee "Blade Runner" who has blurred the boundaries between the Olympic and Paralympic Games