
Being Mistaken for a Native Speaker… Mission Accomplished?
by Laura Polanco As foreign language teachers, we are aware of how big the “native speaker” controversy has become and somehow, we, consciously and…
Read Moreby Laura Polanco As foreign language teachers, we are aware of how big the “native speaker” controversy has become and somehow, we, consciously and…
Read MoreBy Sharyn Collins Hello, Nicholas, could you tell me about your background and how you got into EFL? I’m English, but I was born…
Read MoreBy Margie Beck Here I am with two of my students, both of whom are now teaching in primary schools. I am a self-funded…
Read MoreBy Nataliia Tkachenko I am a full-time English teacher at Taras Shevchenko Himnazia, Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine. It is a state school that combines primary, middle…
Read Moreby Paul Finnerty Most things published by wannabe journalist-teachers like me focus on what we do well. Much of what we write is idealistic…
Read MoreBy Gabriel Clark Problems with making vocabulary stick It’s always the same, isn’t it? We do a lesson with all these fantastic words and…
Read Moreby Chuck Sandy If you want to start an argument among a room full of reading specialists, ask them what reading is and how…
Read MoreBy Julie Pratten While the debate about print books becoming extinct and digital taking over is still raging, for the time being, physical books…
Read Moreby Tory Thorkelson Now that I have your attention, I would like to share some thoughts and my experience with using journals in my…
Read MoreBy AJ Dalmaso Nowadays, the topic of gender is widely discussed. When we talk about gender-neutral environments, we idealize a place where students are…
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