NEWSWEEK LEARNING ENGLISH 3/2025 POP LEO XIV - COLLECTIVE EDITION

Discover the fascinating world of the English language with the latest issue of Newsweek Learning English! This magazine is the perfect combination of interesting, opinion-forming articles from the American Newsweek and a specially prepared exercise section, developed by language methodologists. Regardless of your level – B1, B2 or C1 – you will find something for yourself here. Improve your language skills, develop your listening, speaking and writing skills, using a variety of tasks and complementary podcasts.

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• Cover story: ,,Pope Leo XIV" – inspiring reading about the contemporary Church.
• Artificial intelligence in education: Article on the impact of AI on schools in the USA.
• Neuroarchitecture: About how buildings affect our brain and well-being.

In the latest issue of Newsweek Learning English, the cover story is ,,Pope Leo XIV". This pope does not resemble the sublime Guardian of Peter's keys, but embodies the Chicagoan peace of mind, the simplicity of Latin America, the diversity of European languages and the spirituality of a Church that wants to walk the path of faith in community. Will he cope with the mission that transcends borders and eras? Find out for yourself by delving into this inspiring article.

The magazine also touches on the topic of artificial intelligence in education. In the article ,,A Chain of Private Schools Replaces Teachers with AI" you will learn how Trump is changing the rules of the game by introducing artificial intelligence into classrooms throughout the USA. Will Alpha School, a pilot project from Texas, become a model for everyone? Or are we giving up teachers too quickly? This is a question worth looking for answers to in this thought-provoking text.

Another fascinating article is ,,Inside the World of 'Neuroarchitecture': How Buildings Affect Your Brain". Discover how a modern office can become a place of inspiration and a hospital can contribute to recovery. Neuroarchitecture proves that design has power. A Canadian architect shows that it does not take millions to create a space that helps you think and feel. Each new issue is enriched with free access to American podcasts, which is an excellent complement to learning English.

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