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Writing Drama for English Language Learners

Writing Drama for English Language Learners

By Scott Granville Film and television shows have universal appeal as an entertainment source in popular culture. Technology’s widespread influence makes online video content more accessible to English learners and […]

Extensive Reading Strategies to Get Students Reading

Extensive Reading Strategies

Extensive Reading Strategies to Get Students Reading Extensive reading has been the focus of a great deal of academic attention since Bamford and Day first published their ground-breaking work, ‘Extensive […]

The Wolf of Upwork

The Wolf of Upwork

By Matt Cates Dear Readers, Clearly I don’t know what I’m doing. Most EFL teachers aren’t in this for the big bucks, but at least they churn out a living. […]

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 […]

Seeing The Dog Alive

Seeing The Dog Alive

(NEW WAYS TO USE AN INTERACTIVE BOARD FOR TEACHING VERBAL GRAMMAR) By Nick Koretsky ESL teacher Studying a dog’s abstraction. It has been my experience that children don’t really enjoy […]