Teaching ELL Students the English Language Using the SIOP Learning Method
SIOP, or Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol, is a unique, innovative and highly successful way to teach English language learners both the …
Continue ReadingSIOP, or Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol, is a unique, innovative and highly successful way to teach English language learners both the …
Continue ReadingThere are millions of people around the world that are learning to speak English. One of the most common questions I get as an ESL teacher is “How do …
Continue ReadingTeaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL) typically take place in a foreign country, usually with students from the same country. In contrast, …
Continue ReadingProper English pronunciation is crucial to an ESL student’s success, yet it is often neglected in the classroom. Learn about some of the …
Continue ReadingVerbs are the key to understanding a foreign language, and ESL students are no exception. The next time you are looking for some lesson plans when …
Continue ReadingDo you want to learn how to effectively teach vocab to ESL students interested in business? It seems like a daunting task, doesn’t it? …
Continue ReadingAre you worried that your ESL students are not quite grasping the vocabulary of yesterday, today and tomorrow? Do not panic. ESL games and exercises …
Continue ReadingAre you in need of a good communication game for your classroom? Learn how to play four easily manageable and creative games with your ESL students …
Continue ReadingAdults living in the U.S. and learning English may know that October 31 is the observance of Halloween, thanks to the huge commercial market for this …
Continue ReadingIf 10 ESL students shared 10 ESL tongue twisters, how many tongue twisters would the ESL students share? Repetition of sound coupled with rhyme, …
Continue ReadingPre-teach synonyms and antonyms, prefix and suffixes before playing these games. The games will help to reinforce what students have learned as well …
Continue ReadingThe simple strategies presented in this article apply to both the teacher and the ESL student. Careful study and application of these skills will …
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