By Carrie on January 22, 2012
This month’s ESL Educators Blog Carnival is an open discussion for our participants. I’m opening this page up to my readers as well, so if you’ve got an interesting ESL article that you’d like to share, please get in touch with me via the Contact Page and I will add your URL, a short blurb about your article and an author box to this post.
Posted in ESL, Features, Teach and Travel | Tagged "teaching in Taiwan", Education, ESL, ESL teachers, Reach To Teach, teach abroad, Teach and Travel, teach English, teach in China, teach in Georgia, teach in Korea, teach overseas, Teaching, teaching ESL, tips for ESL teachers |
By Carrie on September 7, 2011
Just because you speak English fluently doesn’t mean you understand the mechanics of how the English language works. A good TEFL course will give you the basics that you need to become a successful and skilled educator. Here’s why you should take a TEFL training course if you want to teach abroad.
Posted in ESL, Features, Teach and Travel | Tagged ESL, Reach To Teach, teach abroad, teach overseas, TEFL courses, TEFL training courses, tips for ESL teachers |
By Carrie on June 19, 2011
Teaching tips for teaching reading to ESL students. Learn how to make your reading assignments more interesting and relevant to the age level that you are teaching.
Posted in ESL, Features | Tagged ESL, ESL activities, ESL Educators, ESL teachers, Reach To Teach, teach abroad, teaching abroad, teaching reading, teaching reading to ESL students, tips for ESL teachers |
By Carrie on May 16, 2011
Today’s ESL article covers some important points for teachers who are considering a career in ESL. Here’s the scoop on ESL and EFL teaching methodologies and what you need to consider before embarking on a career as an ESL educator.
Posted in ESL, Features, Guest Authors, Teach and Travel | Tagged ESL, ESL activities, Reach To Teach, teach abroad, Teach and Travel, teach overseas, teaching English, tips for ESL teachers |
By Carrie on April 20, 2011
Month Three of the ESL Educators Blog Carnival focuses on teaching ESL students how to write. Read up on what some of our favorite ESL educators have to say on the subject and don’t forget to check out last month’s carnival, which focused on Classroom Management Techniques.
Posted in ESL, Features, Teach and Travel | Tagged "teaching in Taiwan", Education, ESL, Student Writers, Students, teach abroad, Teach and Travel, teaching abroad, teaching English, tips for ESL teachers, Writing, writing tips |
By Carrie on February 19, 2011
Teaching grammar effectively, especially for first-time ESL teachers, can be a tricky business. Here are a few tips to help you make the best of your ESL grammar lessons.
Posted in ESL, Features, Teach and Travel | Tagged "teaching in Taiwan", ESL, ESL Educators, ESL teachers, global educators, grammar tips, Languages, Reach To Teach, teach abroad, Teach and Travel, Teaching, teaching abroad, teaching grammar, teaching in China, tips for ESL teachers |
By Carrie on January 29, 2011
When teaching English abroad, teachers often unknowingly make mistakes that undermine their position with students. Have you made these mistakes in the classroom?
Posted in ESL, Features, Guest Authors, Teach and Travel | Tagged "teaching in Taiwan", ESL, ESL teachers, Reach To Teach, teach abroad, Teach and Travel, Teaching, teaching abroad, teaching in China, tips for ESL teachers |
By Carrie on June 2, 2009
Every Thanksgiving, Tinity the turkey can hear strange noises coming from the big beautiful house next door. It sounds like there is a turkey screaming or crying. Finally, he asked his mother what the noise was.
Posted in ESL, Writing | Tagged ESL, Short Stories, Student Writers, Students, Writing |
By Carrie on March 1, 2009
Writing Style: Descriptive Setting Meet the Author: Eva Fuh I am very excited today. Why? Because I am going to go to my aunt’s house. It’s called The White House Bakery. My memories of the bakery are from a long time ago, but I still remember the big, warm oven, mild-tasting milk in a white [...]
Posted in Writing | Tagged ESL, Student Writers, Writing |
By Carrie on February 4, 2009
Writing Style: Fantasy Story Student Guest Author: Doris Chang There is a peaceful beautiful place, where many different kinds of animals live. It’s called the “Fable Forest”. Franklin lives there. He is a very greedy fox. When the other animals need help, Franklin always says, “No!” One day, Franklin Fox was taking a [...]
Posted in Writing | Tagged Animals, ESL, Friends, Short Stories, Student Writers, Students, Writing |
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