In 2026, we continue examining AI. This time, Google AI Studio as a tool to help teachers develop listening materials. Next, we analyse the B1 and B2 Student's Books of Richmond Publishing's Right Here! series, and discover well organised, motivating material for teens.
A unique range of topics this month! Women in ELT, dictionaries for everyone and tips for using ChatGPT. Continuing focus on on AI in 2026 reviews: don't miss them!
This month's reviews highlight the role of music and fun in ELT: Bruce Springsteen's new album, Nebraska '82, supports storytelling; Planet Pop engages learners with songs and videos, and the Weird things humans search for game develops linguistic and thinking skills. Enjoy them all!
The new edition of English File wows us with a wealth of valuable features. Three Am@zed readers give us an active role in developing the story line. Find out more!
This month we focus on materials for two very different groups of learners: pre-school children and adults. Key features range from songs and games to grammar, phonetics and etymology.
The materials this month deal with social and academic topics that challenge teachers and learners: bullying and exams. Discover some solutions to both!
This month we focus on two series: one for Primary and one for Bachillerato. Both series represent a growing trend towards inclusive materials that develop a range of key competences as well as support goals such as the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
This month we examine how technology can enhance learning, explore new approaches to differentiation and mixed-ability classes, and teach pronunciation through stories.
This month, we examine a set of social and emotional activities by Anna Hasper and Luis Javier Pentón Herrera, and explore two series of graded readers from Richmond Publishing. Generative AI is a hot topic, so we have found some guidance in how to use this new technology on university websites.
In this month's Reviews, you can read about becoming a reading teacher with Jane Spiro and Amos Paran as well as wisdom stories from Alan Maley. You can also find out about VersaText by James Thomas - a tool to make more of texts - and hear about Triple Jump Practice Tests from Express Publishing
Read about the 'Twisting the Tale' podcast, 'Build Up to IELTS' and 'Inclusion Hub' in our latest round of reviews.
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In this issue: Teaching Teenagers: Unlocking Poten
In this issue: Amazing Journey, Level 5 Student’s Book and Teacher’s Book Career Paths: Art & Design Ready for C1 Advanced, Fourth Edition. Student’s Book with key + Digital Student’s Book and Student’s App, Workbook and Digital Workbook with Key + access to Audio, Teacher’s Book with Teacher’s App More Than a Gap Year Adventure: How to Make a Long-Term Career out of TEFL Q U I C K T I P S - Blame My Brain: The Amazing Teenage Brain Revealed
TESOL-SPAIN publishes reviews of a wide range of materials relevant to teaching English. These materials include textbooks, reference materials, digital software, APPs, and non-print materials. In this issue: Grammar & Vocabulary Booster B2. Student’s Book Teaching WalkThrus - Five-step guides to instructional coaching How Orangutans Got Their Fur Q U I C K T I P S - Outsmart Your Brain: Why Learning is Hard and How You Can Make It Easy
