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Using games to teach English

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Can the Gamification of Language Learning Boost Student Motivation?

Can the Gamification of Language Learning Boost Student Motivation?

The gamification of language learning is an important topic in the EFL teaching world. There is an increasing number of apps and learning technology that use games as a way of motivating and engaging with students. Gamification of learning in

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Bingo Your Way to a Fun and Innovative Vocabulary Lesson

Bingo Your Way to a Fun and Innovative Vocabulary Lesson

Using bingo to teach English might sound like a strange idea. However, using games in EFL lessons is a great way to make classes more fun and keep students entertained. Games are useful for introducing vocabulary in context, in an

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