Well, we’re professionals, so we’re quite used to feedback sessions, but the end of the school year can be somewhat stressful anyway – that’s why I want to share with you five don’ts and dos regarding giving feedback.
With June just around the corner, I compiled a list of 7 free online CPD courses pretty useful for ESL teachers. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your ESL teaching journey, these courses offer valuable insights and opportunities for professional development.
I want to share my review of one of the best books for teachers – Course Design Strategy: The Art of Making People Learn by Ethan Honary. It includes many interesting facts about the process of learning, and the ways we can adjust our teaching methods to make them more efficient and enjoyable.
Unleash your ESL classroom superpowers! Take a look at this fun, no-prep lesson plan to learn how to integrate favourite superheroes into grammar lessons.
This month I focused on short courses full of teaching tips, and one course you may easily include in the class with young adults: writing applications and being interviewed!
I love using flashcards in my classroom to engage my students and support active learning, to make them move, to introduce new vocabulary and revise the one already covered… That’s why I decided to share my top 11 activities with flashcards.
I really do hope you can feel the spring in the air, as in my place it’s snowing! However, in case you also feel like staying in, I have some interesting courses you can enjoy this month. This time I focused on the courses that can help you improve your attitude, so you can become not only better educators, but also happier people. So, let’s get started!
Spring is officially here, so maybe we should get inspired and grow a bit as well? I want to share with you three books that may be quite useful if you want to become better teachers – and better people.
I like using everyday classroom objects we can have in our classroom in creative and engaging ways to make learning fun. So far I’ve written about soft balls, food, toilet paper and scarves – but what about chairs? Can we use them to boost creativity, communication… and fun?
Can you smell the Spring approaching, can you see its brilliant colours? No? Is your March still grey and rainy? Well, don’t be sad, as I’ve got something that will not only brighten the mood of you and your students but also support mindful practices, help work on using English, and make you play yet another adorable – and relaxing – roleplaying game!