Lights, camera, action!
It’s probably safe to say that not a single one of your students would be opposed to the idea of watching a video in class.
While showing a video is sure to be entertaining, it’s also …
susanverner
Isn’t there something romantic about the past?
I don’t know about you, but growing up, I loved the “Little House on the Prairie” and “Anne of Green Gables” series.
Both paint a picture of the past, including one-room schoolhouses where …
emmathomas
Worksheets get a bad rap.
Some educators claim they’re old-fashioned and outdated ways to teach.
But worksheets don’t do the teaching. That’s up to you. They’re just here to help.
Worksheets provide extra tips, help students practice and allow …
Hey, want to go on an adventure?
I know what you’re thinking. You can’t, because you’ve got to work. Right?
What if I told you that you can visit a region rich in history, where modern and ancient cultures collide…
Remember when we were kids and learning was fun?
When lessons were colorful and interactive. When black and white concepts were taught using games, activity sheets and role-playing exercises.
Remember friendly competition, point systems, levels and gold stars?…
emmathomas
Ask any student what they love most about learning English, and “grammar” isn’t an answer you’re likely to hear.
Many of them see it as a necessary evil—something they’re forced to practice in order to improve their fluency. Rarely is …
Have you been feeling stuck in a rut with lesson planning lately?
Are you having trouble coming up with interesting ESL activities?
Do your students seem bored and uninterested in your lessons?
If you answered yes to any of the …
