Your job as an ESL teacher is to give your students the correct input. That way, you’ll get the right output—properly-learned language!
That means you need to present new ideas to your students at the most linguistically appropriate level to …
Wondering how to make a one-on-one ESL lesson as awesome as possible?
Well, we just happen to have a great formula for one-on-one ESL lesson success.
Our team speaks more than ten languages, and we’ve got plenty of language teaching …
Business English is a highly sought after skill that requires a special kind of classroom. As the teacher, choosing a textbook for your class is one of the most important steps you can take in your preparation.
Today’s business English …
Listening skills are important.
I know it. You know it. Your students know it.
But how can you make listening practice engaging?
The key is to spark your students’ interest with something more exciting than those dull-as-dishwater dialogues.
A fantastic …
Who doesn’t love movies?
We laugh, we cry and—most importantly—we learn.
Even with movies in your native tongue, the ups and downs of a well-crafted story can teach you unexpected lessons about life and language.
Since you’re here hunting for …
Emily Monaco
Learning numbers in a foreign language is straight-up memorization.
Think about it: You can explain verb form rules and conjugations to your ESL students. But there’s no real logic linking the word “four” to the number “4.”
That’s where ESL …
Great ESL books can be a wonderful asset to maximize class time.
They can help you brainstorm effective activities, set up games, create targeted lesson plans and give specialized assistance to different types of students.
This list contains some of …
