Lessons on the Fly – Creating Dialogue from Small Talk
In today’s blog, we’re going to introduce a new short series on how to make…
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Lessons on the Fly – Writing an ESL Lesson from a Blog
In a previous blog, we began a short series on how to makes lessons with…
How to Manage Unmotivated English Language Learners
If you’re an English language teacher, you’ve probably encountered learners who do not seem too…
Using News Lessons for Adult ESL Conversation Classes
With the explosion of social media, news websites, and individual, citizen journalists, people seem to…
Teaching Business Learners to Socialize – Networking
For now, this will be our final blog for the business socializing series. Today, we’ll…
Making Small Talk with a Visiting Client
In a previous blog, we shared how to teach business learners to socialize. We began…
Teaching Business English Learners-Socializing With Visiting Colleagues
Socializing in business settings is an important aspect of doing business. It’s also one of…
Teaching ESL Learners to Take Turns in Conversations
Recently, we posted a blog on communicative competence for our students. This time we are…
Developing Learner Communicative Competence
Communicative competence is a concept set forth by Dell Hymes (1966). The idea behind his…
Is Teaching ESL a Vacation or a vocation?
Teaching ESL is often advertised by recruiters as an opportunity to see the world. The…