Teacher Articles on Teaching English (Page 3)

Teaching Abroad

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Lesson Plan: What does s/he do? S/he's a (occupation)

Category: Teaching English Topic: Vocabulary
A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer the question "What does s/he do?" with "S/he's a (occupation)".

The other side of the mirror

ESL students offer their opinions of good language teaching.

Quotations for Motivation in the ESL Classroom

A look at how quotations can be used in the ESL classroom to motivate students.

Rhymes and Crafts

Using rhymes and crafts in the ESL classroom

Video in EFL Classrooms

How to develop video materials for EFL classes

Debate on Culture in English as a foreign language classrooms

What role does culture play in the foreign or second language classroom

All about me! - A classroom activity

Category: Teaching English Topic: Vocabulary
A handout used in class to get students to talk about themselves, done as a class activity.

Expressing Wishes

A role-playing activity where students use a "magic wand" to grant wishes related to categories like appearance, wealth, and happiness. This interactive method aids in understanding the concept better.

Strategies For Remembering

Category: Teaching English Topic: General
Strategies to aid adult language students in enhancing their memory for English language tests, including the importance of attitude, organising material and employing various memory techniques.

Picture-Perfect Learning: The Role of Photographs in Teaching English

Thoughts on the educational value of photography in English classes as a means to spark discussion and encourage students in producing language.

Teaching the dangers of intolerance

This supplementary lesson on Anne Frank teaches students about intolerance and the past tenses. It includes materials such as a world map, pictures, and Anne Frank's diary.

Cinquan Poetry

Category: Teaching English Topic: General
Use Cinquan Poetry in EFL classes to effectively review grammar points like nouns, adjectives, and verbs.

Hand made interview/conversational board games

A recipe for humanising language teaching

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