A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post about online resources that work really well for my ESL students. They are a combination of websites and apps and some of them were better for printing worksheets while others presented ideas and different ways to teach vocabulary and concepts to my students. Today, I would…
In one of my other posts about resources, I mentioned books that are great for professional development and ongoing education for an ESL teacher. Today, I share a few of the online resources for ESL teachers. They are implementable and truly life-saving when it comes to planning. The best part, these are the sites and…
The new year has arrived and so have new ideas and inspiration. I am always on the quest to delve deeper into what it takes to learn a language and so I have decided to start a series of posts for those who are teachers of English learners as well as anyone interested in language.…
I recently read the book called The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera (<= affiliate link). It was an amazing read that resonated with me on so many levels: from the historical perspective to the relationships between two men and two women to the language and to the role of animals. While I am…
This post contains affiliate links. Please refer to the side bar for more details. It’s funny how a teacher’s room is full of books and yet we still continue to look for that perfect lesson or idea. In this age of technology, I am truly thankful for Google and Pinterest, which give me plenty of…
Hello, class. Today we are going to try and figure out why leaves change color in the fall. You will work with a partner and if you have any questions, you will first have to try and work them out in your group. I would like to point out, that once you are finished your…