Have you ever considered making your face-to-face or distance learning classroom more interactive by introducing games and activities with online spinners? These tools are simple to use, completely free, and you will see many tasks and activities you can do to spice up your classroom! So let’s play some spin the wheel games! A list …
Even though we currently have 17 sustainable development goals reflecting global issues, we have an additional issue altogether. How can we introduce global issues and sustainability to our young learners without causing them to feel eco-anxiety? This article was originally published on British Council Teaching English. You finally found time and a little bit of …
Hi, everyone! Last week I had the amazing opportunity to unlock a new website, a redesign of eltsustainable.org! I also co-presented with Owain and Ben from ELTsustainable and investigated how to green up our language lessons. Watch the webinar to learn how we make our English lessons more sustainable! A snippet from the webinar Join …
Hi, my dear colleagues! I’ve shared a huge renewable energy resources CLIL unit with many activities for teenagers and advanced young learners on my free materials website, and it has 10+ activities! ? This material is suitable for teenagers and intermediate or advanced young learners. It can be done online or face-to-face. Listening Activities, Brainstorming, …
Hi, my dear colleagues! I am proudly presenting a new guest post by an amazing EFL teacher from El Salvador, Victor Mejia! He will share many practical examples and share some strategies for giving efficient feedback, along with screenshots. Enjoy! “What did the teacher write on your homework?” I hated this question related to teachers …
Hello, my dear colleagues, students, and parents! Last week I was a guest in Shavy’s classroom (Shavy’s English Hut) and we had an amazing lesson where the students learned how to write a tour guide for their favorite city through discussion, exploration, and collaborative writing. They have written articles about their favorite places in pairs …
Hello, my dear colleagues, students, and parents! Last week I was a guest in Shavy’s classroom (Shavy’s English Hut) and we had an amazing lesson where the students learned how to write a tour guide for their favorite city through discussion, exploration, and collaborative writing. They have written articles about their favorite places in pairs …
Hi, my dear colleagues! This is one of the first teacher vlogs I made where I describe the organization of my teacher prop cart, how I use it, and show the other parts of my home classroom. Do you want to know what kind of props I have in my magical online teacher cart?! Watch …
Hello, my dear colleagues! This will be a concise post to link some useful material from my materials website: basic communication flashcards for your online classroom! The online communication flashcards have 18 large flashcards meant to help you navigate and have better classroom management in distance learning. Cut them out, laminate, or stick them to …
Hi, my dear colleagues! Have you ever hear of the macrostrategic framework in education? If not, keep reading to see if you can recognize it in your eclectic teaching methods! All of the methods presented in this website fall into the category of the microstrategic framework. Kumaravadivelu (2006, pp 199-214) created the macrostrategic framework to …