
Teacher Resources
Every month we provide you with an article from the The Economist© with accompanying worksheets and answer key for your Upper Intermediate and more advanced students.
July 2013 Get a Lifelog
February 2013 Working Age Shift
January 2013 Learning new lessons
December 2012 Bosses and fatherhood
November 2012 The woes of Netflix
October 2012 Apple's new smartphone
September 2012 The New Boss at Apple
August 2012 Olympic transport logistics
April 2012 Mining Asteroids
January 2012 The Rise of Co-working
27/08/2011 Japanese Recruiting
21/07/2011 The Acceptable Face of Facebook
26/05/2011 Give a Little Whistle (Corporate Crime)
3/3/2011 The Mighty Fallen
27/1/2011 Loyalty Cards
25/11/2010 Management in mid-sized German Companies
25/06/2010 GM Electric Car
29/04/2010 In Praise of Television
27/01/2010 Toyota: Make or Brake
17/12/09 Gamblers united
26/11/09 Google and Microsoft
24/09/09 Trying Times for El Corte Inglés
03/09/09 Will Disney's latest acquisition prove as Marvellous as it appears?
23/07/09 The Town Without News
30/06/09 On Lying
30/04/09 You've got (no) Mail: The Postal Service
24/03/09 Managers do the Daftest Things
29/01/09 Going Green
19/11/08 The Upside of the Downturn
19/11/08 English Marks a Million
06/11/08 Great Expectations (Election of Barack Obama)
09/10/08 Solar Energy
09/10/08 A Financial History of the World


How to Use Authentic Materials
This article offers helpful advice on how to use authentic materials from The Economist© and other authentic sources effectively in the business English classroom.
Teaching with Authentic Materials
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