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In 2014, Pearson English released the Global Scale of English (GSE) a standardised, global scale – from 10 to 90 – that provides a granular and actionable measure of progress for governments, corporates, academics, institutions and learners. The GSE is part of an ecosystem which comprises the scale, hundreds of new learning objectives by skill, Pearson text books/digital solutions and assessment. It is an extension of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) adding hundreds of new learning objectives by both skill (reading/listening/speaking/writing) and learning environment e.g. professional English vs academic English. The Global Scale of English is also psychometrically aligned to high-stakes tests such as PTE-Academic, IELTS and TOEFL. The Global Scale of English is based on extensive, on-going research with over 6,000 teachers across 50 countries. Learn more at www.english.com/gse.
Connect with us! Read our blog (www.english.com/blog) for ELT inspiration, learning hacks and trends in English for work or follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/PearsonEnglish.
In 2014, Pearson English released the Global Scale of English (GSE) a standardised, global scale – from 10 to 90 – that provides a granular and actionable measure of progress for governments, corporates, academics, institutions and learners. The GSE is part of an ecosystem which comprises the scale, hundreds of new learning objectives by skill, Pearson text books/digital solutions and assessment. It is an extension of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) adding hundreds of new learning objectives by both skill (reading/listening/speaking/writing) and learning environment e.g. professional English vs academic English. The Global Scale of English is also psychometrically aligned to high-stakes tests such as PTE-Academic, IELTS and TOEFL. The Global Scale of English is based on extensive, on-going research with over 6,000 teachers across 50 countries. Learn more at www.english.com/gse.
Connect with us! Read our blog (www.english.com/blog) for ELT inspiration, learning hacks and trends in English for work or follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/PearsonEnglish.
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July 16, 2014
Practical H. asked:Jade Merrithew asked, "I've been researching curriculums/methods for preschool and kindergarten, and am gravitating toward Charlotte Mason, Montessori, Waldorf ,and Reggio Emilia. I'm leaning toward Montessori, but that might just be because I know about it the most. "I am overwhelmed at the amount of information I'm getting on the web. Can anyone recommend a good curriculum that falls into or that contain themes from one of these methods? Thanks in advance."
Dean P. replied:Try pahlow's English.com
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June 18, 2013
Josh M. asked:Anyone know of a store I can buy board games in Taichung? Also, any recommendations for games suitable for teaching Taiwanese elementary school children, or also with my own English speaking 7 year old? Thanks.Leanie W. replied:How about downloading free game board templates?check- esltower or www.mes- english.com - u can download it, print and some templates you can change to your own liking.
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