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Free resources for the ESL Classroom: Activities & Games, Lesson Plans, Classroom Management, Teaching Different Levels, and more…
EPIK South Korea: Fun ESL Games To Supplement the ESL Textbook in Low Level K-8 Curriculum English Classes
Curriculum classes in South Korea consist of approximately 20 to 30 students, and generally have…
Teaching Culture for an Authentic and Communicative Learning Experience
Teaching culture is an integral part of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). …
Using Poetry with Different Levels of ESL Students to Teach English Pronunciation
As an English major, I enjoy teaching literature and drama in the classroom. This being…
How to Manage IELTS Speaking Classes
The International English Language Testing System, otherwise known as the IELTS is one of, if…
Group Work in The ESL Classroom
Having students work in groups offers many advantages. Group work can increase the amount of…
Using The Internet to Teach English
There are many reasons for taking advantage of the Internet in TESOL. More and more…
8 Ways to Use Wikis in the ESL Classroom
Nowadays keeping students interested in the class can be a bit of a challenge. As…
Cultural Activities to Engage Young Learners
If you are teaching English abroad, you may have noticed that your foreign identity becomes…
K-12 Tips for Engaging Shy Students in Foreign Countries
Imagine that you are a shy student and, to add to that, the class is…