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10 websites to support teaching kids online

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March 24, 2020

Isn't it funny, one week everything is OK, and the next week, we're all online, kids and adults alike, students, parents and teachers, looking for guidance and support in a new environment. And once you get used to teaching adults, boom! now, go and switch your younger students online! And you know what? You can do that!

3 no-prep ideas for RPG dice in the classroom

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March 10, 2020

Today I want to share three very easy ideas you can use in your classroom. You will only need a set of dice, something to write on (and with) and a bunch of students who want to have fun. The great thing is, those activities are perfect for all students of EFL, regardless of their linguistic proficiency.

Back to Basics: ClassroomScreen for IWB

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September 10, 2019

I believe there is an application that may be a great beginning of the adventure with technology in the classroom - it's a simple page with many widgets easy to use for most non-technological activities in the classroom. Meet ClassroomScreen!

Quizizz: making tests fun (+ activity ideas)

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March 27, 2018

You must have heard of Quizlet and Kahoot!, but today I want to share my favourite quiz-making application: Quizizz. Apart from a name (try remembering which z is doubled!), this tool is not only useful and easy to grasp, but also fun to use, both for teachers and students. Quizizz allows people to create and use one another’s multiple-choice quizzes, so they can be used live as a form of classroom competition, or as homework.

5 applications to boost your English

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March 6, 2018

Today I want to help everyone struggling with keeping up with English by sharing my favourite applications to learn English. You may recommend them to your students, but I encourage you to try them on your own - I do.

7 YouTube channels to spice up your lessons

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October 17, 2017

If you teach teenagers or digitally aware adults you may enjoy a little YT party as well, just try to moderate the videos presented by students as some of the videos may turn out to be somewhat inappropriate. If you want to avoid potential embarrassment, try to show some EFL-friendly channels. Don't know which ones are worth recommendation? Well, I've shortlisted some nice channels and hope you'll find them enjoyable.

7 lifesaving websites for EFL teacher

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August 22, 2017

I already made one list of my favourite websites months ago, but there are so many great things you find while websurfing that I'll probably make more of such sets. Also, it can be easily seen that I love making lists.