Reflecting on Quotes in Class/Life
Learning a foreign language is an emotional roller coaster mixed with amazing highs and frustrating plateaus. Many a times you feel…
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How Teachers Can Use Their Hobbies to Boost Student Engagement
Infusing lessons with their personal interests can help teachers model the benefits of perseverance and curiosity. When you’re a teacher, a…
The four Cs as Global Skills
Living in the 21st century world can be complicated and stressful. A lot of the interpersonal and interactive skills that…
Teaching Success the Dweck Way
In New York Concrete jungle where dreams are made of There’s nothin’ you can’t do Now you’re in New…
Cut, cut, cut… Steps to adapt during writing and speaking
Throughout my professional life, I try to be flexible! Flexible to the lesson plans I create, to the materials, to…
STEAM+E : Teaching English through STEAM
STEAM (Science, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) has become a broadly recognized method of teaching all over the globe. There are…
Are you a Haydn or a Beethoven?
One of my pet subjects to discuss with colleagues is how our knowledge of other areas than methodology can inform our teaching. In…
Blending Art & Storytelling in The Teaching of English
Learning a language is a long term process and this is fine, provided the lesson offers rich content. Teaching language…
Origins of idioms
You probably use tons of expressions, idioms, and slang phrases every day that don’t make literal sense. If you ever…
Creating supplementary material: The ultimate “Aha!!!” moment of EFL teaching!!!!
After having spent quite some time looking for the most suitable textbook for our student(s), we feel satisfied that we…