Teaching English

Managing Student Learning Materials

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2025
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Managing Student Learning Materials

"Insights from real conversations and real problems"

Manage learning materials like a shared notebook

  • Avoid scattered links and ad‑hoc docs. After a few weeks, nobody remembers where to review.
  • Create one shared Google Doc per class. Treat it like the official whiteboard: notes, screenshots, links, homework — all in one place.
  • Structure by date/session: attendees, teacher, agenda, tasks, and homework. Let learners check off their own progress.
  • Encourage direct interaction: type answers, edit exercises, and ask questions in the doc instead of watching a screen share.

What do you think?

This article might've started as a scribble on the back of a receipt during a bus ride, a spark of something real after a conversation over a pint of Leffe, or notes from a Sunday afternoon client call that left me buzzing with ideas. However it came to be, I hope it found you at just the right moment.

If it stirred something in you, or if you're just curious about anything from automating the boring bits of your business to capturing your quiet magic in a coffee shop shoot — shall we pencil something into the diary?

I'd love to be on the other end of the conversation.

Thi Nguyen offers a wide range of marketing, automation consultancy for small, medium enterprises. Email: [email protected]. She's currently based in London, UK.
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