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Free Halloween Live Listening Lesson: Stingy Jack

Posted on October 14, 2020October 26, 2020 by Sarah Tew

Have you ever wondered where jack-o’-lanterns come from? You and your students will find out together with The English Blog’s fun and festive Halloween Live Listening: Stingy Jack. This free 50 minute lesson plan contains everything you need to do a live listening about the origin of jack-o’-lanterns and then tell student ghost stories in your socially distanced or online classroom. Stay spooky! 🎃👻

The New (Para)Normal: Halloween games and crafts for the socially distanced classroom

Posted on October 1, 2020October 26, 2020 by Sarah Tew

The kids are back in school this autumn but the specter of COVID brings a host of new restrictions to the classroom. Schools around the world have eliminated pair work, group projects, teacher and student circulation, sharing supplies, break times with large groups, and even giving students handouts. To help teachers everywhere this October, I’m…

5 Things You Should Never Tell a Student

Posted on September 23, 2020September 24, 2020 by Kristine Totanes

Being a teacher isn’t just about rolling out lectures and activities for your students; it’s also about developing rapport with them. That being said, establishing rapport with students is no easy business as some people might think. In order to be able to truly connect with your students, you must have a high degree of…

What’s Love Got To Do With It? (Not a Tina Turner Song)

Posted on September 20, 2020September 20, 2020 by Adrian Pantonial

Millennials and Gen Z readers, bear with me, OK? I promise this is not about Tina Turner or that song with the same title. “Employees who felt they worked in a loving, caring culture reported higher levels of satisfaction and teamwork.  They showed up to work more often.” That’s the result of Harvard Business Review’s…

International Language Teaching Programs

Posted on September 20, 2020September 20, 2020 by Sarah Tew

Are you a native English speaker and/or educated in English? Do you feel lost in your current career? Are you a student or recent grad and not sure which direction to take? Think you might want to teach but not ready to commit? Do you want to experience a new language and culture for a…

3 Ways Enderun Colleges Has Revolutionized ESL Learning in the Philippines

Posted on September 3, 2020September 3, 2020 by Kristine Totanes

Although Enderun Colleges is best known as the premier institution in the Philippines for culinary arts training (thanks to the school’s partnership with the internationally renowned chef École Ducasse) and hospitality management training (thanks to its partnership with the well-respected hospitality school Les Roches in Crans-Montana, Switzerland), Enderun is also recognized for its state-of-the-art programs…

ESL Science Resources Master List

Posted on August 28, 2020August 31, 2020 by Sarah Tew

If you’re looking for fun science videos and resources for bilingual classrooms or just have students interested in science, this is the article for you!  Learning science in English is a great way for students to build their overall language skills and equip themselves with the language skills they need to participate in the global…

How Do Kids and Adults Learn a New Language?

Posted on August 24, 2020August 26, 2020 by Sarah Tew

It’s estimated that 60-75% of people worldwide speak more than one language. With multilingualism being so common, why is it that so many people still believe they can’t learn a new language well into adulthood?  The age at which you acquire a language does influence how you acquire that language, but it’s only one factor…

Graded News Master List

Posted on August 22, 2020August 26, 2020 by Sarah Tew

This post is inspired by The English Blog’s S2E05 vlog Teaching Writing to ESL Students. In the vlog, PJ mentions graded materials and how to use them. Graded materials are very common in ESL teaching and can be a great addition to your classroom. Graded texts are usually authentic English texts that have been simplified,…

3 Memory Activities for Your Group Classes

Posted on August 10, 2020August 10, 2020 by Kristine Totanes

In my last post 3 Memory Activities for Your One-on-One Class, I shared some challengingly fun and engaging activities you can use for your one-on-one students. Here I’m going to talk about three memory activities for your group classes, whether your classes are in person or online.  By “group class”, I mean four or more…

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