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Whether you’re in a school, a university or a language academy,

our priority is to support you with practical and innovative
ideas and material that will inspire your learners and help you to adapt
your teaching to an online or distance learning environment.

The resources on this page are designed to help you and we will be updating the site regularly with more.

Do you need to get started with teaching online?
Have you discovered the Pearson English Portal?
Are you looking for tips to stay healthy?
Are your students preparing for assessment?
Are you looking for professional development to build new skills?

Do you need to get started with teaching online?

We’ve asked two specialists in online language teaching to share their experiences and ideas for best practice in the virtual classroom.

Online teaching and learning expert Dr Ken Beatty shares essential guidelines for first classes, answering questions like: What can I do if I’m not a computer-savvy teacher? How do online lessons differ from face-to-face lessons? What are creative ways to use chat and social media to help students engage?

**Distance teaching and learning**

In this webinar Dr. Ken Beatty, an expert on online teaching and learning, explores how to get organized, plan effectively, stay motivated and keep learners engaged, and answer key questions about online distance learning.

Available as pre-recorded webinar or seven short videos.

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Teacher trainer and materials writer Lindsay Warwick says “The good news is that the methodology we use to teach online is the same as it is face-to-face. We just need to adapt our lessons to take into account the different tools we have available.”

**Handy guide to teaching online**

Lindsay's guidelines will help you start teaching online, from choosing the right tools to engaging your learners in online lessons.

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**Other resources for getting started.** If you’re faced with a new remote class and not sure how to approach it, read our blog post *Six top tips for teaching online*. Read blog

Have you discovered the Pearson English Portal?

All Pearson English courses are accessed through the Pearson English Portal, the single access point for online and offline English teaching and learning resources.

Find out more about the Pearson English Portal with these easy-to-use tutorials.

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Here’s an example of a course being delivered on the Pearson English Portal.

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Free course resources

You can also access free teacher resources on the Pearson English Portal, simply follow the on-screen instructions to access or setup your portal account.

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MyEnglishLab

Some courses accessed via the portal are on the MyEnglishLab platform. Find out more about MyEnglishLab with these easy-to-use tutorials.

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Four ways to keep young learners engaged in your online lesson Many educators are finding themselves having to set up online courses quickly and provide content for young learners. Here are some great ideas to help keep them engaged during online lessons.	How to deliver an engaging online lesson to teenagers Michael Brand, leading teacher trainer for the Pearson and BBC Live Classes project, shares ideas and best-practices on delivering motivating and effective online English lessons to teenagers.	Digital solutions for online learning Learn from Christina Cavage about teaching adult learners in an online environment, using MyEnglishLab and other tools to keep your course moving and your students motivated.
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Teaching from home with these 5 fun online platforms	Watch webiner	Access free grammar resources through the GSE Teacher Toolkit to support your adult learners. The mini-guide will help you, and them, to get started.
There are lots of user-friendly and fun online platforms that can help young and older English learners. Here are our top picks to boost student learning and engagement.	How to deliver teach exam students online Watch this webinar recording where Billie Jago discusses using the Pearson online portal to deliver engaging online classes and encourage independent learning.	Read guide
Read blog	Watch webiner	Explore the GSE Teacher Toolkit

Are your students preparing for assessment?

In this session, assessment specialist Nick Laul talks about the Versant English Placement Test.

This is a 4-skills test that can be taken by computer, and allows you to assess your students’ English language skills if the test you normally use for admissions or programs is not currently available.

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Are you looking for tips to stay healthy?

We all need to stay healthy. Mindfulness can help in stressful times.

These resources from specialist Amy Malloy, are designed to support learners and educators.

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Building new skills for new challenges: free 60-day access to courses

From the Pearson English and Global Schools Teacher and Leadership Academy, we’re offering free 60-day access to four professional development courses, designed to help you build core skills and meet the challenges of prolonged distance learning.

K-12 distance learning: a new course to help you adapt your existing programme to an online environment, explore an evidence-based instructional model and learn tips and strategies to make learning at a distance successful.

Digital Citizenship: a 12 hour course that develops skills and strategies for working with global digital tools and platforms, and building your students’ digital literacy skills.

Differentiated Instruction: a 2-3 hour course that will support you in [identifying and] meeting the needs of individual students in a diverse class.

Effective Feedback: a 2-3 hour course focused on providing students with timely feedback and strategies to help them to improve their learning and achieve their goals.

For your free access,