Overcoming Culture Shock in TESOL
Culture shock is a series of feelings that travellers experience when they encounter the new…
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TESOL Tips: Foster a Social Community in Your Classroom
How to foster a social community in your classroom? Learning a language, in many cases,…
Classroom Management ESL Activities for Rowdy Young Students
Learning a new language can be tough. Sitting in one place for an hour or…
Helping Learners Become Independent
What is independent learning? Independent learning is: Reflective: students think about what they have learned…
Students With Learning Challenges
Teachers are often confronted with students who just don’t seem to learn as well as…
Teaching Large ESL Classes: Managing Class Discussions
Sometimes it can be difficult in large ESL classes to get students to speak up…
TESOL: Developing Rapport – Classroom Management
When ESL students are asked to describe a favourite teacher or a teacher they feel…
ARCS: Motivating Students
ESL learners come into the classroom with a wide variety of proficiency, backgrounds, and expectations. …
Attending Behavior: Small Classes vs. Big Classes
Attending behavior would definitely be different in a larger class comparing to a smaller class.…
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