Articles on Teaching English (Page 1)

Fun intensive practice for both polite and friendly language

How to present and practise consonant blends, with consonant cluster games

Teaching tips, games and songs for teaching different ways to say hello and goodbye

Teaching students how to react with sympathy, shock, interest, etc, including conversational reactions games.

Teaching tips and classroom activities for the tricky beginnings and endings of conversations.

Teaching tips and classroom activities for the language needed to meet people, socialise, and smoothly start and finish conversations.

A guide to teaching language for hosts, guests and staff in restaurants.

Teaching tips for presenting and practicing positive and negative words and expressions

Teaching tips, games and other classroom activities for "should", "If I were you", "I would suggest", etc.

Teaching tips and classroom activities for making, accepting and politely rejecting invitations.

Teaching tips and classroom activities for the difficult skills of smoothly chatting when meeting people, starting phone calls, ending meetings, etc.

Teaching how to ask, respond to and extend conversations with "How are you?", "How was your weekend?" etc.

The most important differences between UK and US English, and the best ways to present and practise them.

Differences in British and American times of day, dates, large numbers, units, etc, with teaching ideas and classroom activities

Teaching tips and classroom activities for colour/ color, kilometre/ kilometer, commas in lists, and other British and American spelling and punctuation differences.

How to present and practise the most important grammatical differences between British and American English

Important differences in requesting, thanking, etc in the US and UK, including how to teach those differences.

vwin德赢官方网址教学技巧和课堂活动展示people where to go with "go straight ahead", "turn right", "take the second turning on your left", "opposite the station", etc.

Teaching tips and classroom activities for the language emotions, from very young learners to advanced learners.

The top children's books for practising typical EFL language points, with interactive classroom activities for each picture book.

A quick guide to putting someone in the right level, giving a good impression, and finding out other vital information as you do so.

Making sure that students find out the best ways to improve their English outside the classroom without needing to diverge from your class's curriculum, with many ideas for interactive classroom activities on the topic of language learning.

Stimulating and useful practice with one of the easiest and most motivating ways of getting lower level and younger students to talk about themselves in English.

An article about using Word Impact charts to channel vocabulary according to a person's age, gender, work, and attitude.

How to teach ESL to to students with Learning Difficulties