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National Geographic Learning’s mission is to bring the world to the classroom and the classroom to life.

With our English language programs, students learn about their world by experiencing it.

28/07/2025

Encouraging learners to set their own rules can be a great activity for the first lesson of summer school (or even the start of the new academic year). It’s also a good group activity and gives your learners lots of opportunities to speak English and practise their collaboration skills.

Click here, and select young learners, to subscribe to our monthly Young Learner Newsletter – It’s packed full of free resources from some of our experts. Don’t miss the next issue >> https://bit.ly/3SliY56

18/07/2025

When was the last time you ate one of these foods? Are you surprised to find out where they come from?

Academic content doesn't have to be boring! Our Pathways program gets students talking, thinking, and connecting with real-world topics — right from the start of each unit.

See how Pathways builds academic confidence >> https://www.eltngl.com/pathways

11/07/2025

"We want to prepare students to be confident in the classroom and to successfully navigate the world as lifelong learners in English."

👀 Watch our video introducing Social and Emotional Learning - over the coming weeks, we'll be sharing highlights from the paper 'Social and Emotional Learning' by National Geographic Learning author Katherine Stannett!

Read the full paper >> https://bit.ly/44MoiFa

09/07/2025

Getting to know you type activities might just seem like fun. They provide opportunities to break the ice with a new group of students, help create good class dynamics when you have a group of students who don’t know each other, and introduce the teacher to their learners.

You can find ideas of ice breaker activities in Alex Warren’s blog post >> https://infocus.eltngl.com/2017/07/07/classroom-ice-breakers-elt/

04/07/2025

In a world that exposes our students to vast amounts of visual information on a daily basis, Visual Literacy goes beyond just seeing, to looking and thinking more critically.

Join Jade Blue, while she explores practical ways of integrating Visual Literacy into the English language classroom to help students navigate and interact effectively in the world, using example activities from Life, Third Edition.

>> https://bit.ly/3C6GP3J

01/07/2025

Click here, and select young learners, to subscribe to our monthly Young Learner Newsletter – It’s packed full of free resources from some of our experts. Don’t miss this month’s issue >> https://bit.ly/3SliY56

26/06/2025

Voices is a 7-level, integrated-skills program for adults and young adults that enables learners to use English as a tool for global communication. Learners develop speaking skills using a practical pronunciation syllabus focused on clarity and comprehensibility.

Don’t just take our word for it – thank you for sharing >> https://bit.ly/3SzHM9S

23/06/2025

Are your students struggling with parts of the IELTS or Cambridge exams? This post is for you! Senior Academic Consultant Will Laschet walks through a few listening and writing strategies that you can use in class to set your students up for success on these high-stakes tests.

Read the post >> https://bit.ly/4kFxv7G

20/06/2025

Have you subscribed to receive a monthly National Geographic Learning desktop calendar image this year? So far, our calendar images have transported subscribers all over the world, from Bulgaria to Antarctica.

Which part of the world will we bring to your desktop in June? Subscribe now to find out! >> https://bit.ly/4exmSRQ

18/06/2025

Keynote, Second Edition is coming in September 2025! This course blends English language learning with essential future-ready skills to help adult learners thrive in work, study, and everyday life.

Want to learn more about Keynote, Second Edition? >>

14/05/2025

⏬ ⏬ Register here! ⏬ ⏬
AM session: https://bit.ly/4jl6fdD
PM session: https://bit.ly/4klO0Wg

"From flying dinosaurs to jet packs, the ability to soar among the clouds has always captivated our imagination," says National Geographic Explorer Ryan Carney. As English teachers, our primary goals include harnessing student imagination to foster motivation and providing comprehensive language instruction. Join us to learn about history, science, the past perfect tense, and more, and see how we can help our students fly high in their language learning journey!

06/05/2025

🌟 Register for our webinar for English teachers! 🌟
AM: https://bit.ly/3EY7BN5
PM: https://bit.ly/3GBVoxZ

In this model lesson from the new Life 3rd edition program, we learn more about learning - tools we use to learn, our learning journeys, and how to boost our memory. As well as practicing English language skills such as using present perfect tense, this unit lets us explore how we learn, use critical thinking to identify supporting evidence, and engage in visual literacy activities with graphical and video content. Join us to see how this unit of Life 3rd edition helps students to develop a range of future-readiness skills while also helping them to learn and practice English.

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