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Today, I am talking about the #CAMBRIDGE #ENGLISH #YOUNGLEARNERS #EXAMS. Some parents and teachers think about giving their kids the chance to sit for these exams, but they don’t often know how the exams work and how to prepare them for these exams

I decided to start talking about the YLE Starters Reading and Writing Exam. Listen to this blog post or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/05/04/ee-025a-yle-pre-a1-starters-reading-and-writing-exam/

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Last Tuesday, I started working on the Writing exam: [Part 1] Writing an e-mail. Today, we are still talking about the writing exam, but now it’s [Part 2] Writing an article or a story.

Check the blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/05/03/ee-025b-b1-preliminary-writing-part-2a-writing-an-article/

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This week a friend of mine asked me which exam she should take, if she should take the IELTS or if she should take the TOEFL. I thought I had posted about this before, but it seems that I had only written about some differences between the TOEFL IBT x TOEFL ITP, and an IELTS overview. If you haven't read them yet, make sure you check them out!

So I decided to make today's post about the differences between the IELTS and the TOEFL since it is a question many people ask. Listen to the podcast or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2020/05/22/ee-018-toefl-x-ielts

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Let’s talk about the #Cambridge #Assessment #English #B2First #Reading and #UseofEnglish Part 2 – #OpenCloze.

This exercise has eight gaps in total. Each correct answer accounts for one mark. The main focus of this part is to test your knowledge of both grammar and vocabulary. Therefore, just like Part 1, it is essential to pay close attention to verbs and prepositions that go together and structures that require a specific word for the formation. 

Listen to the podcast, or read as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2019/01/08/ee-012b-b2-first-reading-and-use-of-english-part2

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The past few Fridays, I’ve been posting about preparing a lesson plan for the CELTA Course. Actually, It’s not only for the CELTA Course since you can use this model in your regular class preparation, but it’s essential for the CELTA Course because it is very detailed and takes a lot of time to prepare it. So, if you haven’t checked out, be sure to read and comment your impressions on Preparing a Lesson Plan [PART 1] and Preparing a Lesson Plan [PART 2] Language Analysis.

Today I am not posting [Part 3]. I will probably do it next week (I’ll keep in mind to attach the link here later on). Today I decided to talk about another CELTA. Check out: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/04/30/celta-016a-celt-p-an-overview/

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I have already mentioned that vacation is the period when most publishers and schools offer courses for teachers, due to their lack of time during the year with classes and paperwork (homework correction, class planning, etc.), and back then in 2019 when it was still possible to go to workshops in person was no different. So I took this workshop at @e4lenglish which was awesome. Check out the blog to see the content and the pictures https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2019/07/20/101-012-the-importance-of-teachers-development

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As I may have mentioned before, I am taking a course on #BilingualEducation. Therefore, I decided to write a little about the topic. If you find it interesting, I’ll write more and more about it. As for today, I will talk a little about what #bilingualism is and some of its models.

According to some authors specialized in the area, #bilingualism is not one stationary thing. There is still a considerable debate on it, so I will describe some types of bilingualism: additive, subtractive, recursive, and dynamic bilingualism. I will also talk about #monoglossic and #heteroglossic bilingual #education.

Listen and check the blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2018/09/28/bilingualism-002-models-of-bilingualism/

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Yesterday I wrote a text about the #Cambridge #B1Preliminary #Writing [Part 1], be sure to check it out! And I’m pretty sure that I will be posting part 2 next week, so stay tuned! As for today, I’m going to cover the #CambridgeEnglish #YLE (#YoungLearners Exams). 

The past few weeks, I brought you an overview of the YLE – #PreA1: #Starters and the YLE – #A1Movers. Therefore, we are only missing the YLE – #A2Flyers. So, let’s go...

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/04/27/ee-023c-yle-a2-flyers-an-overview

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I am so sorry for not posting anything on Friday. Let me say that last week was crazy!!! So much to do… It’s Monday morning now, and I’m still exhausted. Anyway, I still have lots of things to do, but I wouldn’t leave you guys without a text today, so… I will stop rambling now get straight to the point!

Let’s talk about the #B1 #Preliminary #WritingExam part 1: Writing an e-mail. here are some tips for you! This episode is also available as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/04/26/ee-025ab1-preliminary-writing-part-1-writing-an-e-mail/

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You all know that I’ve been updating some old content, right? Well, I was looking at the content I've posted on the blog to check what needs to be updated when I realized that I haven’t talked much about the A2 Key (former Cambridge English KET). I know that many people have been looking for the B1 Preliminary (former Cambridge English PET), but I really don’t know how interested you are in A2 Key. Therefore, today, I decided to write some tips on it. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/04/21/ee-024a-a2-key-reading-part-1-multiple-choice

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