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Assigning homework seems to be the easiest task at the end of a class. But whenever you assign writing as a homework it appears to be more complex than we … Continue reading

Yes, that’s right! It’s finally here and it’s now. As challenging as it seems, online learning appears to be the next fad in Albania. Now, in a high tech world, … Continue reading

When we think about language learning in the classroom, it is useful to think of ways in which people learn vocabulary outside of school. (often such learning is successful among … Continue reading

Why do you get out of bed each day? What motivates people to work for you? What makes your clients choose you rather than buying from your competitor? It’s not … Continue reading

Teaching is tough job, no doubt about it. And working with young children can be a little overwhelming at times. Below you will find some proven tips to help teachers … Continue reading

It is not unusual for an English Language instructor to be faced with students who find reading not very enjoyable or a stimulating class activity. However, reading as a receptive … Continue reading

Being based on my 10 years of teaching experience as a ESL instructor, I believe that we teachers learn along with our students. During all these years I have understood … Continue reading

I’d like to share my experience regarding the way grammar items are planned and presented. While planning a grammar lesson I always try to incorporate in my class the followings: 1. Build … Continue reading

There is a saying that many people have made use of it in different contexts. “ Give me a fish and I will eat one day. Teach me how to … Continue reading

Think back to when you were in school.  Did you like to sit at a desk and listen to the teacher drone on and on.  This type of passive learning … Continue reading