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Hey Teachers and Job-hunters! We all know we will have to face the question, “what are your salary expectations?” Here is a short video with tips and answers to make sure you are prepared for your next interview and you get paid what you deserve! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk7R6khpcq8  This ... Read more

I would like to introduce you to my site where you can find textbooks, workbooks, children's books, teaching tips and a full Grammar course.I publish a new post almost every week.My site offers among other things a full Grammar course in  שעורי אנגלית לתלמיד  and useful teaching tips on parallel sub ... Read more

http://moroccoenglish.com/2017/12/11/massive-collection-grammar-games-activities-photocopiable-material/Massive Collection of Grammar Games and Activities with Photocopiable Materia ... Read more

Hi there, are you looking for fun and engaging games and activities for your children's lessons? If so, take a look at www.grulanguages.com We currently have over 500 beautifully designed and fully printable resources available, plus we're adding more all the time! Come on over and have a look aroun ... Read more

Camp Golden Gate is on the hunt  for  "The Face of Summer Camp." The winner will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to MADRID!!! Anyone anywhere can enter -- all you need to do is share two of Camp Golden Gate's Facebook posts to your timeline and include the hashtag #thefaceofsummercamp - that's ... Read more

This is a Christmas lesson plan which is a sampler of my material based around in depth uses of songs - in this case Greg Lake's I Believe in Father Christmas. To find out more my website is www.teachingtracks.co.uk and contact e mail chriswalklett@teachingtracks.co.uk. Enjoy and please feedback. Th ... Read more

Classroom management is all about procedure. Many like to say that you should have “rules”, but that right there is a problem. Students don’t like rules. A classroom should be a place where students should be free to express themselves within a controlled environment. Rules in a class just stifle st ... Read more

IELTS is made up of four components: Speaking, listening, reading and writing. Each has a band score of their own which is totaled at the end. A candidate is required to meet a specific total according to their desired countries requirements. IELTS is also separated into two different modules t ... Read more

Hi all, just wanted to share this resource with you. Hope you'll find it valuable.http://blog.hubert.ai/the-3-best-teacher-feedback-questions-to-continuously-ask-your-students/ ... Read more

We posted another article on our blog today giving some tips for newer teachers on how to develop good behaviour in the classroom. If you have any great tips of your own, we'd love to hear about them! The art of classroom discipline – Link ... Read more

Check out our first blog post about lexical cloning! That's a SALAD-salad – Link  ... Read more

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Hello fellow teachers. A partner and I have made a website full of interactive step by step IELTS material for your computer based lessons. Try this one with your IELTS students on Complex Noun Phrases: http://www.ieltstutors.org/ieltstutors-tips-blog/ielts-band-7-grammar-complex-noun-phrasesLet us ... Read more

DIY Handouts is a free platform that allows English teachers to build grammar exercises from examples already available in the database. You can create handouts perfectly suitable for your students' needs. www.diyhandouts.com ... Read more

The new year is nearly here and with it comes the expectation to make resolutions to change something in your life; to become the best possible version of you. Or at least to make a list of the characteristics that the best possible version of you would have. Whether you will spend less time on Face ... Read more

Hi everyone. I'm currently looking for ESL teachers in Thailand who might be interested in doing a questionnaire about Thai learners' oral communication skills. Your opinions will be really helpful to my research design project. I wish to study more about Thai students' problems or difficulties on o ... Read more

Acronyms are everywhere in English-language teaching. They describe what we do, how we do it, and to whom. But is the myriad of acronyms necessary? Can we streamline and agree on a single solution for the English-teaching sector? As I look for social media groups to join, websites to search for j ... Read more

How would you like to be thrown into a pool without knowing how to swim?Well, that’s what beginner English students feel when thrown into the classroom and are expected to know exactly what the teacher is saying. The teacher often speaks in English without giving instruction in the students first la ... Read more

You know the expression “we learn from our mistakes,” right? OK -- but what if we don't realise what our mistakes are? In this post, I've identified 3 of the most common types of mistakes English learners make. I bet most of your students are making at least one of these... Click here to ... Read more

English teachers who are asked to teach young learners for the first time often ask "How should I teach them?" My answer is - Don't.   ??? That's right - Don't teach them at all. Young children learn on their own without being taught. Expose them to English by speaking to them, singing, playing ga ... Read more