Tips for using anecdotes in EFL/ESL classes
In every class that I teach I try to use anecdotes to attract their attention. I always relate the anecdotes with the topic that will follow. I use them as … Continue reading
The Five Golden Rules of Good Classroom Management , Rule 1
Are you an ESL teacher with classroom management problems? Have you got a handful of troublemakers who wear you out? Or has the whole class taken over and you find … Continue reading
Tips and Guidelines in Teaching EFL Grammar
A well-prepared lesson plan is essential for teaching grammar. It should include oral and written examples as well as form, meaning and context use. Tips for teaching ESL grammar include: … Continue reading
Motivating Adult students through anecdotes
Adult learners are too challenging but when you achieve to ” win their hearts”, they are too supportive of each other, they share experiences, and what is more important they … Continue reading
Teaching kids , Tip 2 : “Motivating Young Children to Learn English “
Young children are often eager, almost too eager. Theproblem arises when they are eager to do things other thanwhat you’re trying to teach them. Here are some suggestions tokeep them … Continue reading
Bill Gates: Teachers Need Real Feedback
“Good. You’re doing a good job.” When’s the last time you’ve gotten feedback as a teacher? It’s always good to get a pat on the back, but if that’s all … Continue reading
Teaching Tip 4: Monitoring
How: While students are doing an activity you walk slowly round the classroom and listen to their conversations. You can sit down too, if there are enough chairs, but try … Continue reading
Getting to know your students’ needs
Different studies on adult learning come to a single conclusion that adults need to be treated with respect, viewed as equals, and they are motivated, which is an important asset … Continue reading
Teaching kids , Tip 1 : ” How English games help children learn “
There are many ways to teach English to children but one of the most exciting and rewarding ways to do is by using English games. English Games not only engage … Continue reading
Three words that Shape Your Brand
Refreshing. Cool. Fun. Inspiring. Surprising. Relational What three words describe your brand of teaching? How does knowing this help you shape your brand? It only takes a few minutes to … Continue reading