Are your students not getting your “Smelly Cat” references?
Or do they act completely oblivious when you shout “we were on a break!” at the end of each class recess?
If so, you might need to add some “Friends” into …
Ever get tired of using the same old teaching routines?
Many students are used to memorizing verbs, answering worksheets, taking dictation and repeating, repeating, repeating.
However, the prevalence of social media and the internet as a whole have changed the …
When learning a new language, many students start with numbers.
From there, the natural progression is to tell the time.
That’s where things get more difficult.
That’s why you have to make it immersive and interesting. Sometimes it’s okay to …
Before I moved to Argentina, I learned a little about culture shock in my language classes.
However, no one taught me about the most important differences, such as body language (greeting with a kiss) and time differences (an afternoon snack …
When you’re teaching English to teenagers , creating the right environment is crucial.
The pictures on the walls, the color scheme of the room and the way the desks are arranged can all change the way your students learn.
That’s …
Nursery rhymes are catchy and easy to memorize, so it’s no surprise we carry them with us our whole lives.
That’s also what makes them ideal teaching tools for your ESL classroom . Younger students will enjoy the songs and …
Often, acing your ESL teacher interview isn’t enough to impress employers.
That’s because, for teachers, landing a job requires more than just good interview skills.
In addition to giving all the right answers, you may also be required to teach …