Due to coronavirus many companies, language schools, universities switch into remote work and organise online courses. For many teachers, it quite a challenge, especially for those who never did that before. How do I teach? What do I use? How do I organise work? Teachers, don’t panic! Here are some tips for you. 1. Equipment...
Do your students love to listen to music? Would you like to spread musical notes in your classroom and engage your teens? Here are some ideas that will suit your pre-intermediate and intermediate teens to learn and speak more about the power of music and the role of a DJ. Notes: Students get 3 points...
A lot of creative people were born in spring. Van Gogh is one of them. Nature and blossoms inspired him, and we hope our Pre-Intermediate+ worksheet will inspire you to organize an amazing lesson! Диляра Кашапова
The recently outbroken pandemic is a burning issue in the world, and it is hard to avoid it in conversations, no matter who you are talking to, a friend, a relative, a colleague or a student. Here are some ideas for the beginning of the lesson that might help to discuss this issue in a...
Fixing language errors is probably one of the key duties of teachers as educators. We are trying to make sure our students learn the right forms and structures and achieve the best possible result. As with all types of language errors, there are a couple of approaches when dealing with grammar one. On Spot vs...
Congratulations, you have graduated! Packed with a teaching diploma and little to none teaching experience, you are probably tutoring, starting to work online or looking for a full-time offline job. In any case, you need some teaching hacks, hands-on tips and solid theoretical base from something that wasn’t published 80 years ago. Ideally, you need...
