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Assistive technology for dyslexia from Malcolm Litten
Expert tips on making reading more achievable for dyslexic students | This month, we’re delighted to bring you a newsletter from Malcolm Litten, tutor, trainer and consultant in assistive technology. With over 40 years’ experience teaching English, half of which was in a specialist secondary school for dyslexic students, Malcolm reveals some surprising and valuable information about how schools…

Assistive technology for writing from Malcolm Litten
Expert tips on making writing easier for dyslexic students | It’s Dyslexia Awareness Week this week in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and we’re thrilled to welcome back Malcolm Litten as our guest writer. Malcolm is a tutor, trainer and consultant in assistive technology. He has over 40 years’ experience teaching English, half of which was in a specialist secondary school for dyslexic students, and here he explores the tools available to help students who struggle with writing. You will have all come across students who can talk a good answer but cannot reproduce that quality when writing. It can be puzzling that a pupil clearly…

Christmas resources
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Editor's pinboard: 19th century texts
Who would have thought it? We're all getting a little bit excited about texts from the 19th century! From George Eliot to Robert Louis Stevenson, we're sourcing interesting writing and writers to help you broach this daunting area of the curriculum. If there are any you'd particularly…

Editor's Pinboard: Directed Improvement and Reflection Time (DIRT)
A plenary is a slippery thing. Not enough time reflecting on the learning and you’ll never know what has been retained or forgotten. Too much time, and the learning itself has been neglected! What's clear is…

Editor's Pinboard: Key Stage 3 resources
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Editor's Pinboard: Mock exam feedback
The mock exam season is well under way (and hopefully not too much a part of your Easter hols!). But if your marking piles are taller than your stacks of eggs, and you’re…

Editor's pinboard: our resource selection this Christmas
| Tweet this Share this The season is upon us! No sooner had you finished off the fireworks poems, than A Christmas Carol has tumbled out of the cupboard and you’ve been asked to get out the tinsel again. To get you in the mood, here are some of our festive favourites. Have a very Merry Christmas! Helen Teachit English Editor This year our popular interactive…

Editor's pinboard: Resources for memory recall
| Tweet this Share this There’s so much emphasis on sharp memory skills in the current GCSE and A-levels, we’ve chosen a selection of resources to get your classes’ skills up to speed. Helen Teachit English Editor Last month we published 20 ideas for making it stick. It includes games and quizzes to help students understand and remember quotations and keywords by bobbing…

Editor's pinboard: resources for the Armistice centenary
| Tweet this Share this Everyone Was a bird; and the song was wordless; the singing will never be done. ‘Everyone Sang’, Siegfried Sassoon It’s the centenary of the Armistice on the 11th and we’re sure you’ll be marking it, whether that’s reading or writing poetry from the Great War or getting involved with local activities. We’ve chosen some of Teachit’s best resources for sharing this moment with your students. Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor's pinboard: Resources for the GCSEs
Get ready for the exams with our chosen resources. | Tweet this Share this It will come as no surprise that GCSE assessment resources are our most downloaded resources at the moment. The exam season is not far away, and we’ve been publishing as many exam focused resources as possible to help you through this uncharted territory. Here’s our pick of resources to help you and your students with the new GCSE exams. Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor's pinboard: resources for the new GCSEs
Editor's pinboard | Tweet this Share this We know some of you got ahead of the game before the sunshine and well-earned rest, but this September many of you will be starting out with shiny new GCSE specifications. If that’s you, read on for some great resources to help you get stuck in! Helen Teachit Editor Links within this email: » Teaching ideas for…

Editor's pinboard: Teaching creative writing
If it really is going to rain for three months, then rekindle a love for some children’s classics indoors. Paddington is on the big screen, and we’ve got a resource for A Wind in the Willows that will make your tummy rumble. …

Editor's Pinboard: Teaching ideas for GCSE English
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Editor's Pinboard: Teaching ideas for KS3 Spelling, grammar and punctuation
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Editor's Pinboard: Teaching ideas for speaking and listening
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Editor's pinboard: the importance of vocabulary
  |   This month we’re thrilled to bring you a newsletter and resource from Emela Milne and Victoria Honeybourne, co-authors of The Speech, Language and Communication Pocketbook (Teachers’ Pocketbooks, 2014) and specialists in the field. This email outlines the importance of vocabulary for its empowerment through speech and writing, and the contrasting disadvantages for those whose vocabularies are restricted. Their resource includes ideas for how to build students’ vocabularies…

Editor's pinboard: the new school year
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Editors pinboard: Resources for revision
Help students revise for exams with our resource selection. It’s the final hurdle! To keep your students motivated on the exam stretch, try out some of our tried and tested revision games, guides and practice papers. | Tweet this Share this …

Editor’s Pinboard: Christmas speaking and listening ideas
Bring Christmas cheer to your classroom with these resources. ‘There is nothing in the world so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humour.’ A Christmas Carol | Tweet this Share this ‘There is nothing in the world so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humour.’ A Christmas Carol If there’s ever a time of year for jollying up your lessons, this is surely it! With this selection of Christmas-themed speaking and listening activities, your students are bound to have a giggle – and…

Editor’s pinboard: creative writing
| Tweet this Share this It’s National Writing Day on 26th June – and every day in English classrooms! We know how much fun teaching creative writing can be, so we’ve chosen some of our most popular and favourite new resources ahead of this national celebration. Helen Teachit English Editor Similar to story writing dice but with a focus on structure, our resource Story…

Editor’s pinboard: Differentiation
| Tweet this Share this ‘Differentiation is essentially good teaching’ We’re excited to share with you some of the latest advice on differentiation from experienced teacher, writer and presenter, Sue Cowley. Sue has written a blog post and two resources where she reminds us that differentiation doesn’t always mean a growing to-do list! Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor’s pinboard: Exam preparation
| Tweet this Share this Exercise books, exam texts, quotations, worksheets, anthologies, revision guides, past papers, practice essays, mind-maps, lists, sticky notes, highlighters – pause button! That’s right, it’s exam time, and we’re here with some last-minute lifesavers. Helen Teachit English Editor We’ve got a selection of fresh resources perfect for those thorny…

Editor’s Pinboard: GCSE writing
New beginnings, new endings, new stories – support your students’ writing in the new year | Tweet this Share this The start of the year might bring fresh ideas for your young writers – or it might not! The post-Christmas return to mocks can be overwhelming, so we’ve chosen some resources to support your students writing under pressure. And if you’re feeling fresh and there’s an untold story in you, perhaps 2018 is the year to write it. Happy New Year! Helen Teachit English Editor…

Editor’s pinboard: Grammar in the new curriculum
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Editor’s pinboard: How to promote growth mindset in your classroom
| Tweet this Share this ‘Growth mindset’ is a term which has floated around for a little while now, and it is unsurprising that it is so popular in education: it is the belief that intelligence, talent and ability are open to change. Well, that’s what we’re here for! This month we’ve had the pleasure of working with Mike Gershon, author of How to Develop Growth Mindsets in the Classroom: The Complete Guide, who shares his passion for nurturing growth mindsets in the classroom. Helen Teachit…

Editor’s Pinboard: inspiring a love of English
Help students revise for exams with our resource selection. It’s the final hurdle! To keep your students motivated on the exam stretch, try out some of our tried and tested revision games, guides and practice papers.     |  Tweet this    Share this             With the exam cloud gradually lifting, it’s a great time of year to refresh students’ learning in key stage 3 and showcase the best of learning English. We’ve put together some of our recent resources that aim for a KS3 silver lining. Helen Teachit English Editor               …

Editor’s pinboard: Key Stage 3 writing
Editor's pinboard Teaching ideas to grow writing skills and cut planning time | Tweet this Share this With so much change in the curriculum this year, you’re doing brilliantly if you’re still finding room for creative approaches and ideas, even at Key Stage 3. Since thinking and planning time are at a premium, we’ve chosen a few ‘cheat’ resources to help you out. Helen Teachit Editor …

Editor’s Pinboard: non-fiction resources
It’s Non-Fiction November! Celebrate with your students | Tweet this Share this If you’re looking for a charitable non-moustachioed way to spend your November, it’s the month for celebrating non-fiction books. This year’s National Non-Fiction November theme is 'The World Around Us', and what better excuse to bring the outside world inside your classroom? Here is my pick of our resources for reading and writing non-fiction. Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor’s pinboard: Resources for anti-bullying week
Editor's pinboard Promote empathy, compassion and kindness in your English lessons     |  Tweet this    Share this               'Be kind always and never stand by and leave bullying unreported'Lucy Alexander, mother of Felix Alexander Next week it’s anti-bullying week, which is a great chance to help students open up about the issue affecting almost all children in some way. We’ve selected some great pick-me-up resources that you can use in any English lesson. Helen Teachit English Editor                   What…

Editor’s Pinboard: resources for Dyslexia Awareness Week
Ideas and support for your dyslexic learners | Tweet this Share this ‘I didn’t succeed despite my dyslexia, but because of it. It wasn’t my deficit, but my advantage.’ (Scott Sonnon) The first week in October is Dyslexia Awareness Week, and this year’s theme is ‘Positive about Dyslexia’. We’ve selected some resources with ideas to inspire your dyslexic students. Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor’s pinboard: Resources for teaching spelling, punctuation and grammar
Sweeten the SPaG teaching in your lessons with our popular resources | Tweet this Share this Love it or loathe it, there’s a big emphasis on SPaG in the curriculum, so we’ve collected some of our most popular and newest resources to support your students. Helen Teachit English Editor New for 2018, Strategies for understanding new words includes a…

Editor’s pinboard: resources for the end of term
| Tweet this Share this As your attention flits from the marking pile to the Maldives(!), we’ve selected some resources to keep your July lessons on track. Congratulations on making it to the end of another academic year and enjoy the well-deserved cocktails that await! Helen Teachit English Editor Sculpture inspired creative writing is fun and flexible, and great for…

Editor’s pinboard: Resources for the new GCSEs
Editor's pinboard Out with the old, in with the new     |  Tweet this    Share this               No more Lennie, no more Scout – sniff! If you’re feeling lost without them, you’ll find plenty of resources for your nineteenth century friends instead. We’ve been busy publishing resources for the new GCSEs for a while now, so I’ve selected a few to get you started. Helen Teachit English Editor                   All our resources that target skills for the new GCSEs are on our pages for GCSE English Language and GCSE English Literature.…

Editor’s pinboard: Resources for the new school year
Editor's pinboard Riding the wave of success     |  Tweet this    Share this               If you were swept up in Olympic fever this summer, you may still be on a high well into the new school year. To keep you and your students motivated, I’ve chosen resources that are great ice-breakers and ways into a new text. Helen Teachit English Editor                   If you’re new to teaching, then a great starting place (after your coffee) is our resource 20 teaching ideas for surviving your NQT year. Not you, but your…

Editor’s pinboard: Resources for World Book Day
Celebrate reading in your school with these booktastic teaching ideas | Tweet this Share this ‘Books are a uniquely portable magic’ (Stephen King) World Book Day is the perfect opportunity to indulge your students in the magic of reading, and it’s coming up next month. Here’s a selection of our favourite resources for the big day!  Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor’s pinboard: Revising Shakespeare
| Tweet this Share this To celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday, we’ve selected some great resources for revising his plays as the exams approach. Good luck to you and your students! Helen Teachit English Editor In the exam, your students will be looking to add something original to their interpretation. Our resource written by Ben Crystal, Mapping the heart of Shakespeare,…

Editor’s pinboard: Shakespeare in the GCSE
Top resources for revising Shakespeare’s plays     |  Tweet this    Share this             If teaching and revising a Shakespeare play is at the top of your GCSE to-do list, fear no more! We’ve chosen some great resources and revision tricks for Shakespeare’s plays below. Helen Teachit English Editor                   When you’re close to the exam, you may well be thinking about quotations! Key quotes from the play is perfect for Macbeth. Get groups presenting each theme: what is the context and how is the theme developed?…

Editor’s pinboard: Teaching Shakespeare
| Tweet this Share this In celebration of the anniversary of the Bard’s birthday (and death), we’ve selected some of our favourite resources for teaching Shakespeare. This includes a resource written for us by Ben Crystal – hot off the press! Helen Teachit English Editor Introducing your students to Shakespeare – a resource written by Francis Gilbert –…

Editor’s pinboard: teaching Shakespeare
Editor's pinboard Starting the new year with a Shakespeare play? Read on.     |  Tweet this    Share this               'To do a great right, do a little wrong.'William Shakespeare As a resolution for the new year, forgiving yourself for wrongs may help ease the demands of your workload, allowing you to try new things for yourself and with your students. Many of you will be teaching a Shakespeare play at the start of 2017. Lighten your planning burden with our many Shakespeare resources and teaching packs – and start your year with a great right! Helen Teachit English…

Editor’s pinboard: Teaching students with dyslexia
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Editor’s pinboard: Telling good stories
| Tweet this Share this Before my son’s recent parents’ evening, I asked him if there was anything he’d like me to say to his teacher. His reply was the biggest compliment I think a teacher can get: ‘Yes. Please tell her she tells the best stories.’ Read on to share our love of good stories with your students ahead of National Storytelling Week at the end of the month. Helen Teachit English Editor …

Editor’s Pinboard: which are our most loved resources?
Discover the most popular English teaching resources, as chosen by you     |  Tweet this    Share this             Sharing great resources is our passion, and when you tell us they‘re your favourites too, it’s even more rewarding. Here are the most loved resources on Teachit English, as voted by thousands of you! Helen Teachit English Editor                   The enduring appeal of the Connectives writing placemat is no surprise, given how many writing tasks it could be used for. While calling them ‘connectives’  has fallen out…

Editor’s pinboard: World Book Day
| Tweet this Share this Whether you’re excited about donning your Ancient Mariner costume again, or already sensing the weight of the eBay albatross around your neck, World Book Day is around the corner. We’ve selected some resources packed with great ideas to help you get in the mood! Helen Teachit English Editor For some fun with your key stage 3 classes, World…

English Teaching News
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Gothic literature from Victoria Walker
Teaching ideas for Gothic texts   |       The darker months are the perfect time for teaching Gothic literature, and it’s possible to squeeze it in at all key stages. With this in mind, we’re delighted to introduce you to Victoria Walker. Victoria is an assistant headteacher and English teacher at St. Ursula’s Convent School in Greenwich. She is a Founding Trustee of the College of Teaching and has delivered CPD on Shakespeare’s histories and the Gothic for the Prince’s Teaching Institute. …

Lesson planning from David Didau
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Marking work from David Didau
This is the second of our Teachit e-newsletters featuring English teaching essentials – planning, marking and literacy. If you missed the first on planning, you can catch up and find it on our Newsletter page. This series gives you practical and time saving solutions for your teaching. Written by ‘Learning Spy’ David Didau – trainer, consultant, writer and former English teacher – this email questions…

New GCSE resources
See our favourite new GCSE resources     | | Tweet this | Share this       Thursday 20th October 2016   New GCSE resources   Our GCSE resource libraries are ever-growing, with new resources added every…

New term, new resources
Get ready for the new term with our pick of resources.     | | Tweet this | Share this       Thursday 25th August 2016   New term, new resources  Get ready for your new students and classes with our pick…

Prefixes and suffixes from Victoria Honeybourne and Emela Milne
Advice and ideas for teaching word formation from SLCN specialists   |   We’re delighted to be joined again by Emela Milne and Victoria Honeybourne, co-authors of The Speech, Language and Communication Pocketbook (Teachers’ Pocketbooks, 2014) and specialists in the field. This email includes information about why prefixes and suffixes can create barriers to reading if they are not explored, and why knowledge of these can transform students’ confidence with thousands of new words. Seemingly disparate…

Shakespeare series 2: Shakespeare as part of our ‘cultural capital’
read online | easy-read Tweet this Share this Our Shakespeare series e-newsletters have proved so popular that we’ve decided to re-send all four of them in April (in honour of the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth). This is the second of four Teachit…

Shakespeare series 4: Shakespeare as a performance
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Shakespeare series email four: Shakespeare as a performance
This is the fourth (and last, sob!) in our series of Teachit e-newsletters written by Francis Gilbert (English teacher, writer, commentator and journalist) in celebration of the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. If you missed out on any of the first three emails in the series simply go to our Shakespeare series newsletter page…

Shakespeare series email one: Introducing your students to Shakespeare
We're delighted to introduce the first of four new Teachit e-newsletters written by Francis Gilbert: English teacher, writer, commentator and journalist. He's thoughtfully put together a host of dynamic and creative Shakespeare teaching ideas which are set to ping into your inbox over the coming months. This first one focuses on how to introduce your students to Shakespeare and ensure that enthusiasm levels…

Shakespeare series email three: Translating Shakespeare
This is the third in our series of four new Teachit e-newsletters written by Francis Gilbert (English teacher, writer, commentator and journalist) in celebration of the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. If you missed either of the first two emails in the series simply go to our Shakespeare series newsletter page to catch up. …

Shakespeare series email two: Shakespeare as part of our 'cultural capital'
This is the second of four Teachit e-newsletters written by Francis Gilbert (English teacher, writer, commentator and journalist) in…

Spotlight on English - new term, new teaching packs
Download our latest resources and teaching packs now. With a new season and a new(ish) school term come lots of new resources and teaching packs on Teachit English. …

Spotlight on English: cracking Christmas resources
Get into the Christmas spirit with our festive resources. Ho ho ho! It’ll soon be that time of year when some one-off, fun resources and activities will come in handy. Find a selection of festive resources below, as well as our creative advent calendar – free to all this month as an early Christmas present. …

Spotlight on English: exam practice questions for GCSE
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Spotlight on English: festive fun for the last few days of term
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Spotlight on English: get resource ready for September
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Spotlight on English: Latest resources
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Spotlight on English: Most downloaded for 2016
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Spotlight on English: most downloaded resources in 2017
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Spotlight on English: new GCSE and A-level resources
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Spotlight on English: New resources
Download our new resources now! We publish new resources every week covering a range of topics, areas and key stages.   | | Tweet this | Share this     …

Spotlight on English: New resources for GCSE and A-level
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Spotlight on English: Our most popular resources
Most downloaded resource for 2016-17. The summer holidays are nearly here so it seems like a good time to look back over the last year and see our most downloaded resources.   | | Tweet this | Share this   …

Spotlight on English: resources for National Poetry Day 2018
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Spotlight on English: Resources for National Storytelling Week
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Spotlight on English: resources for Non-Fiction November
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Spotlight on English: Resources for the last day of term
end-of-term fun! With the summer holidays a mere day away (for most of you!), we've got some fun, one-off lessons and games for you and your students to enjoy.   | | Tweet this | Share this   …

Spotlight on English: Resources you love
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Spotlight on English: Revision resources
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Spotlight on English: Revision resources
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Spotlight on English: save precious planning time with our resources
Download our latest resources now. Planning lessons can be time-consuming and a bit of a chore, especially if inspiration is running low! | | Tweet this…

Spotlight on English: World Book Day
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Talk in the classroom from Stuart Scott
Advice and teaching tips from Stuart Scott for talk and learning, talk for learning, talk as learning. | Happy New Year! We're delighted to start 2016 with another e-newsletter from a highly regarded specialist. In this edition, Stuart Scott offers us his advice for embedding talk in the classroom. …

Teachit editor's pinboard: All things SPaG
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Teachit editor's pinboard: Revision quizzes and games
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Teachit editor's pinboard: teaching grammar
The changes in the curriculum are imminent, but it's not quite all set in stone yet. So while the specs are being typed up, it's best to get on with something that's here to stay: teaching grammar. I've…

Teachit editor's pinboard: Teaching non-fiction
One of the privileges of teaching English is that it's rooted in real life. Sometimes it's hard to make connections between our students' lives and our own in our teaching. But there are times when a national…

Teachit Shakespeare series newsletter email 1
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Teachit Talk
Please add newsletter@englishteachingonline.co.uk to your address book or safelist read online | easy-read Tweet this Share on Facebook Is it just me or does exam season seem to come round sooner and sooner each year? With just a few weeks to go, we've chosen some resources to help students ramp up their reading skills and sit their exams as text-deconstruction experts – well, we can dream! Lindy Leslie Teachit Editor …

Teachit Talk
Please add newsletter@englishteachingonline.co.uk to your address book or safelist read online | easy-read Tweet this Share on Facebook P is for punctuation, O is for onomatopoeia, E is for evaluate T is for ... you get the picture! With exams on the horizon I'm sure your students are armed with a bunch of mnemonics to help them remember those 'key' terms. Here are a few poetry resources to add to the mix – mnemonics included! Lindy Leslie …

Teachit Talk
Please add newsletter@englishteachingonline.co.uk to your address book or safelist read online | easy-read Tweet this Share on Facebook With the end in sight (are you counting down the days yet?!) and exams nearly out of the way, your attention is probably turning to your KS3 groups and what to do with them. How about a 'project' to keep them occupied? We've selected a few resources below that will take you up until the summer holidays. Lindy…

Teachit Talk
Please add newsletter@englishteachingonline.co.uk to your address book or safelist read online | easy-read Tweet this Share on Facebook You may have noticed there is now the chance to 'love' a Teachit resource, explain why you like it and how you've used it. Of course, every single resource on the site will be loved by someone and that's the beauty of Teachit – the breadth and eclectic mix. The resources we've chosen below are just some of the…

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Teachit Talk - A few helpful things ...
Teachit's aim has always been to help teachers. Whether that's through providing accessible resources, offering teaching ideas or providing you with an outlet to ask questions in our staffroom. So if you're currently reading this with a cup of cold coffee, beneath an avalanche of paper work (while trying to mark books and prepare for parents' evening), then read on for some things which we hope will…