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Every ESL student is unique.
From their hobbies and native language to their favorite vocabulary, every student approaches English learning in a different way.
I’m willing to bet, though, that nearly all ESL students will agree on one thing: …
Your pupils are getting restless.
Your younger students switch on their phones while you explain the present simple yet another time.
Some adult learners who want to learn English without studying grammar are thinking about quitting.
I know the pain. …
Do you have a favorite adjective?
It’s hard for me to pick just one.
Adjectives are, by far, the best part of speech!
When used correctly, they can turn any regular old sentence into something special. Look at the two …
jamespearce
Are you looking for the ultimate side hustle?
Or perhaps a fulfilling career that you can scale from nothing and end up earning a decent income?
How about a job where you can genuinely help people achieve their goals, build …
jamespearce
What makes Sherlock Holmes such a great detective?
Is it his British charm and quick wit? His encyclopedic knowledge of crime, Greater London and understanding of human behavior?
Or is it his determination to get results and the logical process …
jamespearce
When I first started teaching English, one of my deepest concerns was that I’d run out of materials mid-class!
I’d imagine scenarios in which my students sat in absolute silence as I struggled to improvise meaningful, enjoyable and educational activities …
jamespearce
I’m sure you’ve heard the expression, “there’s no time like the present.”
Well, the present is 2021! I know, hard to believe.
But what does this mean for the world of ESL? Will we see classrooms full of students strapped …
