English Teacher Blog

You have booked your online English language lessons and you have logged in to Google Classroom. You have set up your study space and you have tested all your tech. What next?

We have put together 15 u...

If students read - or listen - a lot, they are more likely to become better linguists. Large numbers of teachers and polyglots widely accept this. Of course, this is dependent on different factors, bu...

Day in day out, week in week out.  Classes can become repetitive and frustrating for both students and the teacher. It’s important to maintain a dynamic and lively atmosphere in the classroom to best ...

Part 5 - Structuring Listening to aid in Acquisition

Part 4 - Listening to test, or listening to teach?

Part 3 - Listening Processes (3 and 4)

Part 1 : Introduction

 Every teacher has different favourite age groups. I’ve met teachers of adults who are terrified of all children; kindergarten teachers who love screaming toddlers but don’t know what to do with more ...

The bus was late. There’s a queue at the photocopier that runs right around the staffroom. All the books you need are scattered like ruins across the desks. Just another ordinary morning.