Classroom Management – Kеерing Diѕсiрlinе
By Todd Squitieri It’s certainly not unusual for nеw teachers to ѕtrugglе with сlаѕѕrооm discipline. It can prove very challenging to try and mаnаgе…
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Some Tips on Supporting Blended Learning
By John Allan Scenario I teach in a mixed gender technical college in the Middle East. The majority of students are in their twenties…
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Confessions of a ‘LAZ(Z)Y’ University Professor
By Tory Thorkelson Early on in my teaching career, I recall a colleague storming into my noisy middle school EFL classroom in Japan and…
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What Does the Future Hold for TH Sounds?
By Jonathon Owen The TH-sounds /θ/ and /ð/ (dental fricatives) can be challenging for English language learners to master if their native language (L1)…
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Keep Your Students Connected and Engaged with H5P
By Valerie Sartor We are now living in an age where direct instruction is becoming passé. In Spring 2018, I created a questionnaire for…
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Who are the patriots today?
By Tristan Cotterill Are you a TESOL teacher, state school teacher, or a private school teacher. A teachers of the arts, or a STEM…
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How to Make Conversation Classes More Meaningful for Your Students
By Tory Thorkelson Just like that book about how Kindergarten teaches you everything important about life, much of what I do and how I…
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Online News Stories: A place for Autonomy and Language Development
by Mohamed Elhess In a typical language classroom, some students prefer to work individually, some rely upon kinesthetic or visual learning style, some show…
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Teaching IELTS Speaking: Tips and Tricks
By John Kenmuir Recently, IELTS has become one of the major language tests worldwide. As a result, markets have appeared, both virtually and in…
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“Scaffolding”: The Poetic Metaphor of Learning
By Mariana Acosta I was blessed to come across the world of British and American literature during my BA in ELT, many years ago….
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