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The Soft Skills of Survival Teaching
Teaching in July, or even just thinking like a teacher during the holidays is not failing at rest. It’s exercising a set of professional skills that don’t get named often enough.

This Lesson Is Dead. Now What? An Academic Postmortem & 10 Teaching Spells
A dead lesson in June does not mean you are a bad teacher.
It means it is June.

The Evil Teacher’s Guide to Surviving December
If you can’t beat the holiday madness, join it... but with an evil grin.

10 No-Prep Back-to-School Ideas
Because who wants to spend the last days of summer printing worksheets and crying?

10 Ridiculous Summer Lesson Ideas (That Actually Work)
No prep. No printer ink. Just pure summertime chaos. Linguistically justified, of course.

End of Course Classes: No-prep Lesson Plans
As the course comes to an end, it's the perfect time to engage students with fun, stress-free activities that require no preparation.

What is CPD: Lesson Plan
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Let's use the idea of CPD as an element of a feedback session by asking your students to create a professional development plan for you as their teacher.

Stand Up and Move! Tools and No-prep Lesson Plans
I share some lesson scenarios that will help you include some movement-based activities while still working on the language. You can use them with various students on various levels, and they will certainly appreciate it.

Mood Booster Lessons: No-Prep Lesson Plans
March is quite a long and dull month, so why not transform your classroom into a hub of creativity? I share five mood-boosting, no-prep lesson plans to make your students learn and feel good about it!

Staying Relaxed in Class: No-Prep Lesson Plan
Discover creative ways to make your classroom a haven of relaxation and learning and encourage your students to unwind and thrive … while using English, of course!
