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7 Free Courses Online in February

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February is a month simply asking for a winter break. Most people go skiing or flee to some warmer spots on the map, others prefer staying in and relaxing. Whichever is your choice, I'm sure you might think of a nice and enjoyable course to enjoy during this winter month.

7 Free Online Courses in December

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Winter is here - maybe it's snowy in your place, but here in Poland it's just grey and dull (and cold). I managed to find some fine hot chocolate, just to spend my evenings reading and learning. Like every month, I found a set of lovely free online courses, so you may spend your winter break learning something new.

7 Ideas for Engaging Homework Online

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I believe we should share our enthusiasm, our true passion for not only teaching but using English and adapt homework to our students' needs, styles of learning and interests. Homework assignments may be yet another way to personalise our approach and show our students the benefits of taking responsibility for their own educational process.

7 Free Online Courses in October

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Finally - summer is over, we can enjoy autumn with its colour, winds and long evenings! As usual, I picked a set of nice courses for you to enjoy during October evenings.

7 Free Online Courses in September

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I believe you're not as ready for school as you wish you were - I myself was far more excited with September as a student than as a teacher. However, September mood makes me feel like studying - so here I am with my monthly list of awesome and free online courses you may enjoy this month.

7 Useful Websites for Teaching Kids

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When teaching children, it's important to use technology responsibly - we may watch a video as an encouragement, but let's not spend the whole lesson on using IWB tools. I am absolutely sure you can recommend a nice collection of websites and applications useful for YL teachers, but I also want to share my top seven.

7 Free Online Courses in August

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I grew up and there are no longer summer holidays for me - but August makes me feel somewhat eager to learn. Let me take you on my journey through the interesting online courses where you'll certainly find something interesting for yourself!

7 Free Online Courses in July

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Summer break may be a great time to work on our skills and abilities, especially when we know that the new school year is bound to bring changes. This month I've decided to focus on the courses that are quite summerish and light, so you can learn between a morning suntanning session and an afternoon nap, when you sip some chilled white wine while nibbling on sweet cherries...

M-education for beginners

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Mobile education, also called m-learning, is perceived by some as a kind of e-learning, yet it can be much more than that. By using smartphones in the class, and allowing – or even encouraging – my students to do the same, I bring some real context to the artificial environment of a classroom. No longer a forbidden fruit, smartphones can be useful, entertaining and... motivating!

500 Activities for the Primary Classroom - when you look for inspirations (book review)

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We all know that teaching kids requires not only knowledge and patience, but also wild amounts of ingenuity and creativity - the younger the learner, the more creative the teacher must be! And since I've professionally come back to dealing with young learners and teens, the book I felt like browsing through really carefully addressed the needs of the youngest learners - especially knowing the author.

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