National Geographic Learning ELT

Are you looking for ways to motivate teens to learn? Dr. Joan Kang Shin has some insightful solutions! A member of our educator community asked Joan how to motivate teens to read. Read her response below! Read Joan's blog post for more teaching tips to bring to your teen English language classroom >> https://bit.ly/3F4aT0Y

How can you encourage English language learners learners to think globally? Global literacy helps learners understand that they are a part of a greater whole. This teaching tip from the Trailblazer program invites students to reflect on why it's important to have shared interests and clubs. To learn more about global literacy and how educators can put it into practice, check out our position paper, 'Multiple Literacies in the English Language Classroom'! Download the paper >> https://bit.ly/43oYRJQ

In this interview with The Modern House for Publishing & Distribution, our exclusive distributor in Egypt, our Academic Training and Development Manager Alex Warren shares why he pursued a career in English language teaching. Check out Modern House's LinkedIn page for more insights from Alex!

Join Empowering Newcomers: Engaging Strategies to Build Academic Language and Skills before the first live webinar starts tomorrow, 10 April! This new online community is a collaboration between TESOL, National Geographic Learning ELT , and the Center for Applied Linguistics. Meet between April and June for five live webinars and lots of asynchronous discussions to explore five themes: 🎮 Gamifying Academic Language for Elementary Newcomers 🦋 Transforming Secondary Newcomer Classrooms for Success ⬆️ Level-Up Newcomers' Academic Skills 🎧 Sharpening Reading and Listening Skills: Strategies for Newcomers 🧭 Next Steps: Continuing the Journey of Newcomer Support Register TODAY to join us tomorrow! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3G4st5G (If you can't join us tomorrow, you can register at any time while the community is ongoing and access webinar recordings!) #TESOL #ELT #TESL #TEFL #EmpoweringNewcomers

We're delighted to introduce 'Introduction to Greening Higher Education', a new open access course developed in partnership with UNESCO IESALC! If you're a higher education professional, don't miss this opportunity to learn how you can drive climate action at your institution from sustainability and ELT experts!

Looking for an English language program that brings the world to your young learner classroom? Join us to learn all about the exciting features of Trailblazer, National Geographic Learning's NEW language and literacy program for young learners of English! Senior Development Editor Kristen Keating and author Susannah Reed✨ will show you how Trailblazer prepares young learners thrive in a multicultural, media-rich world. Register for the webinar >> https://bit.ly/3XHoLEW

Will you be at #IATEFL2025 in Edinburgh, Scotland? Don't miss this talk from John Hughes!

How can educators prepare students for the future world of work? In this new blog post, National Geographic Learning Editor Sean Bermingham shares a future-ready skills framework and discusses how to integrate these skills in a language learning classroom. Read the blog >> https://bit.ly/4cgyhFd

Looking for new ways to inspire your English language learners? Join #ExplorerClassroom, a free, live, virtual interactive session with our partners at National Geographic Society that will connect your learners with National Geographic Explorers! Bring the world to the classroom with this exciting opportunity for students ages 8–14. Learn more >> https://bit.ly/4hRIqJp

What makes the Reflect program unique? In this video, National Geographic Learning Publisher Laura Le Drean shares a few ways the six-level series helps students relate to the content and apply what they are learning outside of the classroom. Learn more about the Reflect program here >> https://lnkd.in/erVw3Hed