When I retired from over 30+ years in education, I was looking for the best part-time jobs for teachers-something to supplement my income. As I…
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All the world’s a stage! Wait, not so fast. I mean, all the internet is a stage and you are the star, at least in…
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The weather may be frightful, but that certainly doesn’t mean English class has to be. The colder weather can be an excellent opportunity to introduce…
The unexpected outburst of the coronavirus collectively with the whirlwind relocation to online learning platforms has challenged student participation to a breaking point. Teachers have…
I’m an online teacher. I teach English as a second language to students via the internet. Chances are, if you’re reading this, you are one,…
Trying to give instructions and make sure they are clear and fully understood can be difficult even under the best of circumstances. Giving instructions in…
Preparing to teach online can be a daunting concept, even for experienced teachers. Some strategies that work well in an in-person class may not be…
The first day of school can be nerve-wracking for teachers as well as students. That is no less true if it’s happening virtually. While getting-to-know-you…
