Language Teaching
Here are articles about teaching languages: tips and recommendations for tutors, sharing experience & knowledge.
Task-Based Learning Technique & How to Use It
Task-based learning technique is interactive and also supports a student independently speaking and being able to express an opinion in a foreign language. Task-based learning follows the concept of central task completion. There are three to four steps or stages of task-based learning: 1. The pre-task activity; 2. The main
Great Students: Who Are They?
It’s interesting how students can show their appreciation to their language teachers. But I was wondering, how can teachers show their appreciation for their students? After thinking about it, I decided to write this article. How a student can show their appreciation I think many students would agree that
Tutoring a Student With Autism: Challenges & Success
Tutoring a student with autism can be a challenge, but it can bring great success.
Introducing Phonemic Symbols in the Virtual Classroom
By introducing phonemic symbols in the classroom, we see more advantages that will allow teachers and students to engage in an enriching process of teaching pronunciation in the TEFL classroom.
A Fun and Effective Approach to ESL Lessons
Integrating life skills into ESL lessons not only makes the learning process more enjoyable and memorable but also helps students feel more confident and capable in their daily lives.
Teacher Burnout: Signs and Ways to Avoid It
To wake up one day feeling demotivated, lethargic, weak, unable to work or meet colleagues are signs telling you that it is time to pause and think conveniently and look for urgent measures for the right diagnosis.
How I Learned More About My Native Arabic Language While Teaching
Translating Arabic words into English, explaining them in their social and cultural context, and focusing on pronunciation, the approach I used to teach my children my native Arabic language. Teaching my own children a foreign language and being the only one who spoke Arabic to them was a job that
5 Tips for Developing a Perfect Video-Based Lesson
1. Consider your student’s interests It may seem very obvious, but sometimes we forget about it and choose the topic based on our interests. If the student is interested in the topic, it’ll be easier to maintain the conversation. And it’s undoubtedly one of the best ways
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