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Learn how to get the most out of online education during COVID-19
The spread of the COVID-19 is a once in a generation event that has affected us all in some way – in our individual confidence, our work, and sadly, people’s health. Schools and institutions are responding rapidly with distance and online teaching. You know what you need to make a difference to you and your learners – and we are here to support you.
Online teaching tips
If you’re now faced with the reality of teaching remotely and you’re not sure how to approach it, here ‘s a few tips to help you and your students adapt to the learning environment
Six top tips for teaching English online
More and more, schools are offering blended learning and remote teaching options. In this blog, you can learn six top tips for teaching English online.
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Distance teaching and learning: useful tips for making it work
Online teaching expert Dr. Ken Beatty offers practical advice in this series of seven short videos.
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How to deliver an engaging online lesson to teenage students
In this webinar, Michael Brand explore planning, pre-lesson tasks and follow-up, digital delivery tools and platforms, the use of video and ways to build in interaction for engaging online lessons.
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Digital access to your course content
PDFs of your Student Book (First few units)
In order to support teachers who adopted our textbooks in this difficult time, we’ve provided PDFs of the first few units of some of the titles so you can keep teaching your students remotely.
Coursebook PDF Request
Tips for English Firsthand and Impact Issues users
English Firsthand
As we move to online teaching, we may feel conflicted. We may believe that we are going to need to simplify our classes to such an extent that the students will quickly become demotivated. While there are challenges to creating motivating classes in all contexts, there are some concrete steps we can follow to make our online classes engaging and communicative.
English Firsthand co-author Marc Helgesen created self-task sheets for your students called “Talk to yourself”. These can be downloaded for free by clicking the button below.
Download Sheets (Zip/PDF, 3.5MB)
Impact Issues
Online teaching can present challenges for teachers, particularly if we feel we have to create a class quickly, or in an emergency. This article by series editor Micheal Rost offers five concrete tips for creating a successful online language learning class.
60-days free eReaders
We all understand that reading is a vital part of English learning. To support you with this, we’ve compiled a mini library of e-Readers supplemented by audio and resources, enabling you to deliver online lessons with your students, and for them to study at home. Register here for a free 60-day trial for your school and learners.
Coursebook PDF Request
Contact Us
If you have any other questions, please send your inquiries about the material you are using to your sales rep or go to elt.jp@pearson.com, clearly specifying
- Your name
- Name of your school/institution
- Your teaching materials
- Details of your inquiry
* Due to the situation caused by the aforementioned virus, a timely response might be affected. Thank you for your understanding.
