Thought Leadership Blogs

Recently, in a small bistro in the middle of Sao Paulo, Brazil, I encountered one of the best communicators I have ever met.

It is precisely this variety and variation that poses a problem for standardised testing.

The post-COVID world looks different, and classrooms have changed to include online instruction.

Using multimodal assessments in TESOL education can lead to a more comprehensive way of measuring language skills.

Watching my 12-year-old interact with this toy is remarkable. His bond with it was instant and he finds it hard not to see it as a sentient being.

The issue of continuous standardised assessment in the classroom for young learners is loaded with practical, ideological and social arguments.

Discussions and debates around artificial intelligence have included that ‘we' don’t know exactly what is going on inside the models and algorithms that are increasingly managing our lives

Reading David Graddol’s 1997 landmark work “The Future of English?” in 2023 must be a very different experience to what it was back at the time of its publication by the British Council.