Rhythm and rhyme is a learning resource that – contrary to popular opinion – is suitable for students of all ages and backgrounds. Find out why it works so well and how to tap into it to get your learners into the groove. Most of us would agree that piano, basketball, or dance practice involves… Keep Reading
Starting out as a new teacher of English can be challenging, and it can take you a while to find your feet. Chelsea Wunneberger is sharing six tips she wishes she had been given when she embarked on her ELT journey eight years ago. In 2014, I started teaching English in Madrid in a secondary… Keep Reading
Most teachers want to add a realistic touch to their online lessons – and use the tried-and-trusted tools from the in-person classroom where possible. Here’s a way to bring the good old flashcard to the digital classroom. When corona first hit, we found ourselves stranded in a weird wide world of online teaching. Tech companies… Keep Reading