Author: Dr Heike Krüsemann

Heike Krüsemann is a language researcher and writer with a keen interest in creativity, and a PhD in motivation for language learning. She has many years of experience teaching English and other languages to learners from primary through to adult. After researching teen motivation for language learning at Oxford University’s Creative Multilingualism Research Programme, she joined the Language Research Team at Cambridge University Press as a learner engagement specialist. Heike blogs on language, culture and creativity, is a regular contributor to the European Literature Network, and has authored an Oxford city guide. She’s an enthusiastic cyclist, traveller, maker of things and consumer of green smoothies – all at the same time, if she could. Find her on Twitter @Dr_Heike_K for daily snippets from the wondrous world of language learning and teaching.

How to stay motivated during the pandemic: What you told us, and why it matters

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Motivation for language learning has changed during the pandemic – mainly because a lot of it has moved online. But how do students feel about the changes – and what is motivation anyway? Continue reading “How to stay motivated during the pandemic: What you told us, and why it matters” →