Cathoven AI Weekly

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Summer Long
February 19, 2025

🎉 Here's a quick peek at what's new and exciting in Cathoven this week:

  • Are your ESL classes suitable for introverted students?

  • How can I ensure my exams are CEFR-aligned and legally defensible?

  • What if a student’s Lexile level is too low for class materials?

  • What are the most common mistakes in IELTS Writing Task 2?

  • This week’s reading lesson - Peer Pressure

Are your ESL classes suitable for introverted students?

Introverted students often face challenges in traditional classroom settings, where the emphasis tends to be on group activities, discussions, and social engagement. As a result, many introverted students might struggle…

How can I ensure my exams are CEFR-aligned and legally defensible?

CEFR alignment isn’t just about pedagogy—it’s also a shield for teachers. Students (and sometimes parents) challenge results, and in some cases, even take legal action over “unfair” exams…

What if a student's Lexile level is too low for class materials?

In mixed-level classrooms, some students may struggle with texts far beyond their level, making it difficult for them to engage with the material. But when a student's Lexile level is much lower than the assigned reading, what’s the best approach?

What are the most common mistakes in IELTS Writing Task 2?

Writing a strong IELTS Task 2 essay isn’t just about good grammar—it’s about fully addressing the prompt, organizing ideas clearly, and…

Reading Lesson of The Week

Peer Pressure | B1 - Cathoven

Peer pressure happens when people around you try to make you act differently. Your friends and other people your age can influence what you say or do…

Catch you next week!

The Purrfect Cathoven AI Team 🐾