what motivates children to learn english?

The latest E L Gazette looks at the latest research from the University of Cambridge:

A new study from Cambridge shows the diverse motivations young people have for learning English, brought to life through a series of drawings by primary school children from around the world.

Cambridge study: Children’s drawings highlight value of learning English - E L Gazette

With thanks to the E L Gazette, you can find out more about the study and what teachers think about the Kids Box course, with a link to more from Cambridge:

💡 Why do children want to learn English?

We asked Primary school children around the globe to show us what motivates them through their own drawings. Their creations show them chatting with friends and family, landing a great job, helping tourists with directions, and even dreaming of life in Paris! 🌍✨

The artwork, drawn by 6-11-year-olds from schools across Italy, Türkiye and Vietnam, has been used to inform a key study from Cambridge on the educational impact of our Kid’s Box New Generation course, a widely recognised course for young English learners. Find out more

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Children’s artwork shows real-world impact of learning English, Cambridge Study

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