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This blog post is a suggested procedure that can be taken into account while teaching productive skills after the engagement phase is applied and learners are ready to start the study phase.

This article talks about the question "Which is better: Native vs. Non-native Speaking EFL Teachers?"

This article talks about the question: Do We Consider Multiple Intelligences in the English Classroom?

This article covers the topic of supporting neurodiverse English language learners in the online world.

Here are some fun ESL preschool themes that you can apply in every classroom to make your lessons more fun and interactive.

Changes in school are a very common situation, especially during these days when there is so much uncertainty in society—for instance, the pandemic situation, the economy, etc. We have experienced a lot of changes in school, including school suspension, online teaching, teaching during the pandemic, etc. In this post, I will outline how to cope with changes and what you can do to have a successful change in school.

Here are some easy and effective ways how to keep English fun by diversifying your EFL lessons.

The study stage, when the teaching is actually done, is the second phase of a straight-arrow ESA lesson plan. What needs to be taught in this stage depends on the course content and the source the teacher is expected to cover through a specific period.

What does teaching mean to you? Do you have a great passion for it? This post is to all the great teachers out there making a difference in their students' lives.

Are you a new ESL teacher or thinking of becoming one? This live stream will help you understand how to develop in this field and become a real professional.