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A Fox Who Didn’t Have Friends by Doris Chang
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 [...]
How You Find Me – Favorite Search Engine Terms for My Several Worlds
The wedding is quickly approaching. With so much to do and so little time left, I’ve been hard-pressed to find time to blog. I’ve been trying to work ahead to get some posts ready for the seven weeks that we are on the road. Whenever people find out that I have a blog, the first question [...]
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 [...]
Dealing With Culture Shock
Teaching and living abroad can be the most incredible experience of your life or it can be the worst if you’re dealing with culture shock.,Adjusting to a new country and a new culture can be trying, especially when we aren’t willing to adapt or be accepting of a culture that is completely different to our own. Here are some tips for first time expats.
Teach English Abroad: 20 Great ESL Teaching Tips
1. Speak clearly, slowly and distinctly. 2. Manage your class effectively. It’s important to establish and enforce classroom rules, but remember that it’s also important to have fun with your students. If you’re having fun, they’re having fun. My students are much more responsive and willing to participate when they are having a little bit [...]
