Surviving Existential Dread in the EFL Workplace
By Todd Squitieri So in this article, I’m going to talk about what you can do when your days at your job get monotonous,…
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Where I Teach: Southern Umbria
by Cinzia di Loreto I feel I am very fortunate to be an English teacher in my home town of Terni, situated in Southern…
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Interview with Anita Chakrabarti of Avantskill
An Interview with Anita Chakrabarti, founder of the Charity Avantskill by Sharyn Collins Anna thank you for taking part in this interview. Could I…
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Teaching at an English Summer Camp in South Korea
By Raquel Thoesen The summer of 2014 looked a bit different for me than for most other university students back home. It took place…
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My Path to Teaching English Literature
by Brian Collins I was 28 years old when I started teaching English in 2009. My TEFL career has led me to places such…
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Why I wrote my book “How was your Weekend?”
1001 Discussion Questions You can use with your EFL/ESL Students by James Taylor A couple of months ago, in August 2018, I self-published my…
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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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Teaching Diverse L1 Learners in the Adult ESL Classroom
By Natalie S. Johnson Many ESL teachers have classroom experience in countries where learners all speak the same first language or L1. Some may…
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Some Thoughts on English Language Teaching in Indonesia
By M. Faruq Ubaidillah “It is the uncontested America’s socio-economic factors that make English a language of international communication”, David Crystal I feel a…
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Using “The Road Not Taken” in the classroom
I teach English as a second language in an International school in India. It is a well known fact that technology in India is…
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