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Teach and Travel
Self-Realizations From Living Abroad: I’m A Foreigner
This guest blog is by Ava Apollo. When she’s not writing for MSW, she’s blogging about adventure travel at bemytravelmuse.com. For the previous post in this series, please click here. As the sun rose on day two, I had already been up for hours plotting my next move – the one thing jet-lag is useful for. I [...]
Do You Make These Mistakes When Teaching English Abroad?
When teaching English abroad, teachers often unknowingly make mistakes that undermine their position with students. Have you made these mistakes in the classroom?
Self-Realizations From Living Abroad: I Can Do It
This guest blog is by Ava Apollo. When she’s not writing for MSW, she’s blogging about adventure travel at bemytravelmuse.com. Anyone who has lived abroad has gone through a series of self-realizations and glorious light bulb moments of “I can do it!”. As most people will say of their time abroad, with a sigh and a look [...]
5 Helpful Tips For Moving Overseas
Departing from your home country and moving overseas is a huge decision. Here are five helpful tips for moving overseas.
MSW Interviews: Andrew Dunkle, Senior Editor of Go! Overseas
Interested in having an overseas experience? Want to learn more about cultures around the world? Do you think you have what it takes to teach/study/volunteer for a year in a foreign country?
Teach Abroad: Simple ESL Tips for Every Lesson
Simple teaching tips that you can use in your ESL classroom.
10 Things You Can Do To Improve Your English
1. Review. I know it’s boring, but it’s absolutely essential to language learning. Don’t bother to learn new words if you aren’t going to review. It’s a waste of time if you aren’t committed to reviewing your material. 2. Listen. The more you listen, the more you’ll remember. 3. Use your new vocabulary or lose [...]
The Importance of Recycling Vocabulary
Teaching vocabulary can be a challenge for new teachers. Most are quick to assume that once a new word has been taught, it has also been learned and will be remembered. Most new teachers don’t realize vocabulary needs to be continuously recycled. Students will likely forget vocabulary if they don’t encounter these words on a [...]
Teaching English Abroad: Smiling Angel Learns the Ropes
An account of my first few months teaching in northern China in 2003.
Smiling Angels and SARS in Northern China
An account of my first week in Northern China in March 2003.
