Reflection as an act of sharing and caring

Reflection as an act of sharing and caring

By Vasiliki Lismani “Sharing is caring”. You might think “What a cliché!” but, as teachers we know that this is (or at least should be) our motto. Sharing is, by […]

10 Confessions of an EFL teacher

10 Confessions of an EFL teacher

by Paul Finnerty Most things published by wannabe journalist-teachers like me focus on what we do well. Much of what we write is idealistic and makes us out to be […]

Creativity on Call: Empowering Learners’ Autonomy

Creativity on call: empowering learners’ autonomy

By Vasiliki Have you ever realized that some amazing things have happened completely unintentionally during our teaching practice, so spontaneously but yet so effectively that we can’t help thinking why […]

Planning a Successful Demo Lesson

Planning a Successful Demo Lesson

Demo Lesson A demo lesson can be nightmare, especially if you are a shiny, new teacher trying to land your first job. Some people stress over it and compare it […]

The Dvolver Phenomenon

The Dvolver Phenomenon

By Charles McKinney, IV When I started my English-teaching career in South Korea, my Korean co-teacher discovered an interesting website from a teacher-training workshop she attended. The website is called […]

How to Create Content for Online ESL Lessons

How to create content for online ESL lessons

How to Create Content for Online ESL Lessons Dear Teachers! My name is Kris Jagasia. My colleague, James Heywood and I have been creating content for our online ESL lessons […]

A Day in the Life of an EFL Teacher

A Day in the Life of an EFL Teacher

By Paul Finnerty The fact that it’s mid-October and I’ve just got back from swimming in the sea rather sums up why I chose to come and work in Bari, […]

“A-Z of Hope”

“A-Z of Hope”

Review by Marusya Hristova I am an ESL teacher who believes in positive education and that we teachers, are our students’ role models. That is why I carefully plan my […]