Olly Richards on Starting, Scaling, and Marketing Your Company
Olly Richards is an entrepreneur, publisher, and language specialist from the United Kingdom whose work has transformed the way people around the world approach learning languages and building online businesses. […]
How Tyson Batino Built a 7-8 Figure Teaching Business in Tokyo
Tyson Batino is an entrepreneur, educator, and business leader based in Japan who has built a career around empowering people through education, culture, and community. After moving from the United […]
Teaching English with Music: 6 Ways to Use It in Your Classes
Teaching English with Music: 6 Ways to Use It in Your Classes Music is all around us. With each sound that you hear, it is already a component of music. […]
My DELTA Module 2 Intensive Course
My DELTA Module 2 Intensive Course I’ve been teaching English for about seven years on and off and have worked in Brazil, Colombia, Portugal and Italy in that time. To […]
Building an EdTech Company with 1.5 Million Users, with Jarrad Merlo
Jarrad Merlo is today’s guest, he is principal consultant at Nouns n’ Verbs, where he works with schools, publishers, and companies to digitise their language learning and testing ecosystems — […]
Self-Publishing and Building a Successful Publishing Company, with Dorothy Zemach
Today’s guest is Dorothy Zemach. Dorothy and I chat about her career, self-publishing, and running a successful publishing company. She also, give tips, advice, and encouragement to those who might […]
Quizlet for Language Teaching
Quizlet for Language Teaching In 2017, I co-wrote an article, Quizlet – Create Engaging Vocabulary Study Sets, about the basics of using Quizlet to assist students with vocabulary acquisition. Since […]
Teaching English Without a Book
Time to stop quoting sentence fragments from a book! Find out Teaching English without a book with these foolproof tips from a teaching legend. The main idea of this research […]
Noonchi (Nunchi) Primer for Teachers in Korea
Noonchi (Nunchi) Primer for Teachers in Korea For many generations, Koreans have placed great emphasis on age and social status. This has arisen from the influence of Confucianism and the […]
How to Remember Students’ Names
How to Remember Students’ Names In my many years of teaching, perhaps the biggest challenge I think is remembering students’ names. At the peak, I had up to 6 classes […]