Zen and the Art of Language Presentations
To teach new language successfully, and in a way that students are interested in, it can often help to point to something beyond the…
Read MoreTo teach new language successfully, and in a way that students are interested in, it can often help to point to something beyond the…
Read MoreDuring a panel discussion included in EFL Magazine’s TOEFL Training Summit last week, participants were asked about possible gaps in the TOEFL training market…
Read MoreDo you ever create your own lead-ins? Open most coursebooks and you will notice that new sections often start with one or two questions…
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Read MoreBy Venessa Wallace Total physical response is a structural method of language teaching based on the innatist language learning theory. Focus is placed on grammar…
Read MoreBy Josh MacPherson, Head Instructor at TST Prep You’re stuck. And, you can’t seem to improve your TOEFL Listening test scores. On top of…
Read Moreby Jonathan Owen Academic writing is not an easy skill to master, and yet it is the most important skill needed in an academic…
Read Moreby Abigail Burrow Moving from mainstream to ESL is not a typical step in teaching. However, when I found myself in Asia on vacation…
Read Moreby Elizabeth Bekes Cuenca, Ecuador Book review on The PhD Writing Handbook by Desmond Thomas Palgrave September 2016 The opening scene of Sally Potter’s…
Read MoreBeing a Peace Corps volunteer in Macedonia (FYROM) and working in the education sector has been a one-of-a-kind, transformative experience. The Peace Corps is…
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