Engaging every student in grammar lessons can be a challenge. Many children hesitate to speak up, especially when learning complex language rules. Kagan Structures offer a practical way to encourage all students to participate actively, making grammar lessons more dynamic and inclusive. This post explores how teachers can use Kagan Structures to boost student talk time and deepen grammar understanding within a structured scheme. What Are Kagan Structures and Why They Matter Kagan Structures...

This SATS year (2022) saw three questions on the active passive voice - testing not only children’s ability to recognise and change voice...

We are back to being able to sit in groups, work collaboratively and practise our oracy skills with others. So what could I use in the...