You Can Teach Three-Hour ESL Classes Five Days a Week Without Burning Out
Want to know how to teach three-hour ESL classes five days a week? That’s a lot of teaching! One of the best suggestions is to break down your …
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Short & Interesting ESL Activities to Begin Class
As your ESL students are settling into their seats, grab their attention right away to help them begin thinking in English. Start with a joke, a music …
Continue ReadingUsing Music, Podcasts, Interviews & News in Your ESL Classroom For Authentic Listening Experiences
A great way to help English language learners is to have them listen to spoken English as often as possible. Here are some ideas on incorporating …
Continue ReadingESL Lesson Plan Template and Worksheet For Your Students
This ESL lesson plan template will help you write excellent lesson plans that both you and your administrators will love. Your lesson should involve a …
Continue ReadingTeach Beginner ESL Students Using Simple Techniques in Body Language
Body language or non-verbal communication is very important in any interaction with others. Use a body language lesson for ESL students, instead of …
Continue ReadingESL Speaking Lesson Plans: Upper Intermediate
This article will give you some tips for writing ESL speaking lesson plans. Upper intermediate students have mastered most of the basic grammar and …
Continue ReadingAuthentic English Listening Activities For Your ESL Students
These authentic English listening activities will help your English language students improve their listening skills. Use different voices and accents …
Continue ReadingCool Summer Activities for ESL Students
ESL summer school ideas that will keep teens interested in practicing their language skills must be creative and interesting. The following are some …
Continue ReadingESL Test Ideas for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Levels
These examples of creating an English as a second language test to suit different levels of students, focus on grammar points in basic social …
Continue ReadingFree Listening Comprehension: Exercises for Understanding Spoken English
It is not always easy to understand spoken English, as native speakers often speak very quickly. Here are some tips on how to improve your …
Continue ReadingBuilding ESL Grammar Lesson Plans: Learn How to Improve Your Presentation and Interact With Students
How do you make ESL grammar lesson plans? You need to decide what topic you are going to teach and build the grammar lesson around it. Try …
Continue ReadingCreating ESL Lesson Plan Rubrics
ESL lesson plan rubrics can make or break your class. Even the best-planned tasks can fall apart if students don’t understand what they have to …
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