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Are you an ELT who ONLY use textbooks in class? Do you consider yourself a textbook-dependent teacher?
It’s quite common for Language teachers to use textbooks in their classrooms specially if your academy asks you to follow it and prepare students for special exams.
Rubrics, journals, portfolios and self-evaluation have proven being most valuable sources to get a more accurate idea of our students’ performance rather than traditional tests.
Dinosaur unit for young learners, primary or elementary level. Dig deep on the ground of a paleontologyst to discover the most fascinanting fossils of the most famous dinosaurs from Jurassic Park and the Lost World.
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Storytelling for us English language teachers, promotes language learning by enriching learners’ vocabulary and acquiring new or more complex language structures.
When teaching ELLs about spring, new beginning, new sounds, new lights, new ways of seeing things bloom.
I learned in a sales course that the first minutes are vital and will mark the difference when attracting a client into your product or
When teaching ELLs, specially for those who are starting to understand and grasp the English Language, I ALWAYS include poems, folktales or nursery rhymes, in
How different are ESL, EFL, and ELA when teaching English? Who are you? When teaching English, not only having a good knowledge of grammar, syntax,
Which teacher doesn’t want to have great lessons where students are engaged, motivated, stimulated and eager to learn? That’s what the Good Teaching Practice book
