How to Write Exam Questions for EFL Students
How to Write Exam Questions for EFL Students I have lost track of the number of times I have heard students complain that the…
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How To Become A Published Author
How to become a published author How to become a published author? You’re an ELT teacher and you’ve been teaching now for a number…
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On Being An EFL Textbook Author
On Being An EFL Textbook Author Making it as a writer is hard. Making it pay even more so. I know. I’m a published…
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Copernicus asks: what can EFL students learn from Stephen Hawking?
What can EFL students learn from Stephen Hawking? It’s not often discussed in course books, but one of the most fascinating things about languages…
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Creating Effective Four-Skills Lessons
Creating Effective Four-Skills Lessons Not every lesson can be a home run and not every class can be a perfect experience. However, for instructors and…
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The Freelance Teacher: The Unprofessional Stigma in the ‘Likeabilty Factor’
The Freelance Teacher: The Unprofessional Stigma in the’ Likeabilty Factor’ Hello again to all freelance teachers and EFL Magazine readers! A new book is…
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Teachers Stories: A Stint At A Secondary School
Teachers’ Stories: Teaching At A Secondary School It all started during one fine interview at a Dutch private secondary school. Without being qualified to…
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The Freelance Teacher: What Are Taglines?
The Freelance Teacher: What Are Taglines? And Why You Should Have One You’re standing at the conveyor belt in luggage collect at the airport…
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Impromptu Lessons: Not Such a Nightmare
Impromptu Lessons: Not Such A Nightmare Impromptu lessons – possibly the worst nightmare of any teacher. And yet, such a reality… Have you ever…
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The Freelance Teacher
The Freelance Teacher Why Is It So Hard To Achieve a Decent Fee or Lesson Rate? Hi! Welcome to this special corner of EFL…
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