Helping Learners Become Independent
What is independent learning? Independent learning is: Reflective: students think about what they have learned…
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How to Teach English
Free resources for the ESL Classroom: Activities & Games, Lesson Plans, Classroom Management, Teaching Different Levels, and more…
No Prep/Low Prep ESL Activities
Having some ESL activities ready to use at a moment’s notice can help you feel…
Students With Learning Challenges
Teachers are often confronted with students who just don’t seem to learn as well as…
What is TEYL?
Teaching English to Young Learners (TEYL) refers to TESOL / TEFL methodology used for young…
The Upper/High Intermediate Level Learners
Learners who have reached the Upper/High Intermediate level are familiar with the main structures of…
Using Good Dictionaries For Studying Language
A good dictionary is very helpful for studying a language. It helps students with meaning,…
Teaching Large ESL Classes: Managing Class Discussions
Sometimes it can be difficult in large ESL classes to get students to speak up…
Teaching Vocabulary: How to use Journals
When ESL learners are asked to discuss their weaknesses in English, many will mention “lack…
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. …