Some Practical Tips for Those Who Are Scared of Young Learners
by Marina Uyanik I am always sceptical when I hear a teacher claiming that he/she doesn’t have a favourite age group of students and…
Read Moreby Marina Uyanik I am always sceptical when I hear a teacher claiming that he/she doesn’t have a favourite age group of students and…
Read MoreAbout the role of course books in the modern age Helbling Languages – Books and Bits (joint professional development event) by Erzsébet Békés As…
Read MorePhil Wade Interviews: Scott Thornbury Scott Thornbury teaches on the MA TESOL program at The New School in New York. His previous experience includes teaching and…
Read MoreDavid Dodgson David Dodgson teaches and learns at an international school in Gabon. He has previously worked in Turkey, gaining experience of working with…
Read MoreBook Reviews: “Logic Activities” and “At Work” “Logic Activities” by David Bougton “Logic Activities”, published in 2016, is written by David Boughton and is…
Read MoreBook Review: Brainstorming by Erasmus and Houston “Brainstorming”, written by Gerhard Erasmus and Hall Houston, is a new eBook published by the round this…
Read MoreGlobal Approach To Phrasal Verbs Firstly, let me explain the thinking behind the Global Approach (to phrasal verbs) (GA). Over the last forty years,…
Read MoreUsing First Language in the Classroom When I was first thinking of advertising my services as a young one-to-one teacher I decided to read…
Read MoreTips for Teaching Adult EFL Classes Every teacher has their tips and tricks for dealing with classes, regardless of the level, age or subject….
Read MoreOne-to-one: Managing Time You often hear from teachers how overwhelmed they are by spending long hours on lesson preparation and not having enough time…
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