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Why Teaching IELTS Is Very Different from Teaching General English: Lessons from 6 Years of Coaching in Batam

July 10, 20260Comments
After more than a decade of teaching English — including six years focused specifically on IELTS preparation — I've learned one thing: teaching IELTS is…
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Teaching Without a Classroom: How I Built an English Course in Coffee Shops

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“Start Speaking English, Step by Step”

Learners acquire language when they are exposed to comprehensible input (language slightly above their current level, often called i+1).

Reference:
Krashen, S. (1985). The Input Hypothesis: Issues and Implications.

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