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The Great Northern Fair is coming up next week on the Great Northern Fairgrounds, and New Media Broadcasters spoke with Fairground Manager Frank English.

Creativity and curiosity lie at the heart of great writing skills, but nurturing this ability can pose difficulties for English educators at every level. This week, we welcome English teachers Luke Boatright (@CPAenglish) and Glynn Palmer-Bell (@teachEnglishLit) to talk about all things writing. Alongside PiXL CEO, Rachel Johnson, they discuss what great writing can open young people up to, exploring their top tips to encourage more inquisitiveness, honing student's imaginative skills, discussing their preferences for descriptive writing vs narrative writing, and recounting experiences that every English teacher in the nation can relate to. From addressing the importance of reading for pleasure amongst their students and the impact this has on writing, to dissecting how to approach questions on structure, to practical techniques like slow writing and ‘vetoing exercises' – Join Rachel, Luke and Glynn to reflect on the power of mastering great writing and how to teach students to tap into it.   If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students. If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?' podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science. Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now. Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period. English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday. "How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.

Sermon (English) Great Efforts Endured to Attend the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass 

倫敦時尚學院的文化與歷史學的副講師，Michael McMillan博士有著豐富的移民觀點，本集他與Excuse英國腔！聊到身份認同(父母親來自聖文森特和格林納丁斯)、黑皮膚在英國白人為主的社會受到的對待與感受等，他有豐富的角色：從劇作家到藝術家、策展人與學者，他最受全球知名的展覽為2005年的The West Indian Front Room，該展覽以鄉愁貫串全展，帶有濃厚加勒比海的移民色彩，更在兩年後啟發BBC，拍了Tales from the Front Room紀錄片。Excuse英國腔!很榮幸跟McMillan暢聊他的創作歷程與他看待英國與社會的觀點，一起收聽！

Episode description Today we’re going to cover a Quick Tip and we’re going to be talking about adding articulation in your speech. Something really simple, but something that many people forget to do. Quick tip takeaways Adding articulation relates to increasing the movement of your moveable articulators like the lower jaw, the tongue, and theRead More

In this lesson we learn, how to give opinions in English. We will study great ways to express (yourself) your opinion in English. It's important to learn giving opinions in English and learn English opinion phrases. Get more lessons here... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/englishdanny/support

Audio: Replacing Marital Bitterness with Forgiveness, Bengali - Bangla translated from English: Great marriages have eliminated all the resentment that stems from bitterness and keep it this way. A forgiving spirit is able to destroy the most terrible bitter spirit. This is part #7 of the larger series 'Building a Great Marriage!'

Video #7: Replacing Marital Bitterness with Forgiveness, Bengali - Bangla translated from English: Great marriages have eliminated all the resentment that stems from bitterness and keep it this way. A forgiving spirit is able to destroy the most terrible bitter spirit. This is part #7 of the larger series 'Building a Great Marriage!'

Audio: Replacing Marital Bitterness with Forgiveness, Luo translated from English: Great marriages have eliminated all the resentment that stems from bitterness and keep it this way. A forgiving spirit is able to destroy the most terrible bitter spirit. This is part #7 of the larger series 'Building a Great Marriage!'

Audio: Replacing Marital Bitterness with Forgiveness, Luo translated from English: Great marriages have eliminated all the resentment that stems from bitterness and keep it this way. A forgiving spirit is able to destroy the most terrible bitter spirit. This is part #7 of the larger series 'Building a Great Marriage!'