Signs of spring are everywhere in the northern hemisphere. Flowers are blooming, birds are chirping, and English classes are learning words for the new season….
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You’ve likely spent countless hours creating and perfecting your lesson plans and how you teach content to your students. And much of it has probably…
The process of learning has changed for many from 2020 to now. Both students and teachers alike have had to adapt to a completely new…
Ah, 2020. How we love thee. Let us count the ways… 1) That should sum up how we all feel about 2020. Thankfully, we had…
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…
So many jobs, including teaching, are currently being done over Zoom or other online platforms these days, and many will continue being remote for the…
The weather outside may be frightful, but we have some delightful riddles and jokes to warm up your classes. These winter riddles for students are…
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…
As a student of history, I have spent a better part of my life devouring sources and books composed in complex English. I identify with…
