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Teaching English in Peru: Adventure Awaits in the Land of Llamas, Legends, and Linguistic Surprises

If you’re looking to spice up your teaching career, Peru might just be the perfect destination. With its jaw-dropping landscapes, ancient ruins, and a culture as rich as its coffee,…
Posted by tesol January 20, 2013
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Unlock Global Opportunities with TESOL Advanced Certification: Your Pathway to a Rewarding Career in Teaching English

Are you ready to take your passion for teaching to new heights and make a lasting impact on students worldwide? The TESOL Advanced Certification is your comprehensive guide to becoming…
Posted by tesol January 18, 2013
American TESOL Webinar: Teaching Writing with Graphic Organizers
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American TESOL Webinar: Teaching Writing with Graphic Organizers

Learn how to successfully implement graphic organizers to support writing skills. Graphic organizers help learners categorize & organize thoughts & ideas. Enroll TESOL Certification Watch More TESOL Webinars Explore TESOL…
Posted by tesol January 14, 2013
Mastering the Unpredictable: Black Swan Events, Predictive AI, and the Future of TESOL Education
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Mastering the Unpredictable: Black Swan Events, Predictive AI, and the Future of TESOL Education

In both financial markets and education, randomness plays a significant role in shaping outcomes. The concept of Black Swan events, introduced by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, describes highly unpredictable occurrences that…
Posted by tesol January 13, 2013
J is for Genius: How to Use Mistakes as Powerful Tools for Learning and Memorizing Correct Answers
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J is for Genius: How to Use Mistakes as Powerful Tools for Learning and Memorizing Correct Answers

In every classroom, mistakes are inevitable—and that’s a great thing! When students make mistakes, they’re actively engaging with the material, challenging their understanding, and creating pathways for learning. For TESOL…
Posted by tesol January 9, 2013
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American TESOL Webinar: Let’s Partner Up, Pair Work Activities for Mobile Devices

Two minds are better than one. Collaborative learning with mobile devices creates a new way to partner students for classroom projects. Enroll TESOL Certification Watch More TESOL Webinars Explore TESOL…
Posted by tesol January 7, 2013
American TESOL Webinar: Using Letters and Diaries to Teach English
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American TESOL Webinar: Using Letters and Diaries to Teach English

Diaries and letters inspire students to write about and share their daily lives. Learn how to use letters and diaries to successfully teach English as a second language. Enroll TESOL…
Posted by tesol January 3, 2013
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A Yuletide Jamboree: Unwrap a Joyful Journey to English Mastery in 2024!

As the crisp winter air swirls with festive magic and snowflakes dance in the moonlight, American TESOL Institute invites you to "A Yuletide Jamboree", a revolutionary new way to learn…
Posted by tesol December 30, 2012
Zeitgeist 2024: See How the World Searched – Trends and Takeaways for TESOL Teachers
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Zeitgeist 2024: See How the World Searched – Trends and Takeaways for TESOL Teachers

As TESOL teachers, staying updated on global trends isn’t just a matter of curiosity; it’s a teaching tool. In today’s interconnected world, understanding the global “zeitgeist” — the spirit of…
Posted by tesol December 29, 2012
American TESOL Webinar: Learning Idioms – Sites, Tools, & Ideas
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American TESOL Webinar: Learning Idioms – Sites, Tools, & Ideas

Learn how to effectively teach idioms in the classroom. Idioms are expressions particular to a certain language or people. The meaning of an idiom is deducible by the cultural understanding…
Posted by tesol December 26, 2012
American TESOL Webinar: Using Quotes to Teach and Inspire Students
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American TESOL Webinar: Using Quotes to Teach and Inspire Students

Motivate your students to meet their potential by inspiring them to learn with famous quotes and speeches. Visit Inspiration for World Changers, and create your student quote board. Enroll TESOL…
Posted by tesol December 25, 2012
American TESOL Webinar: Ideas for Using Google Plus with Learners
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American TESOL Webinar: Ideas for Using Google Plus with Learners

Create a network of circles in Google+ for education. Google+ in education allows an interactive learning experience for teachers and students over the age of eighteen. Explore the ins and…
Posted by tesol December 19, 2012
American TESOL Webinar: Virtual Trip Resources and Lesson Ideas
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American TESOL Webinar: Virtual Trip Resources and Lesson Ideas

Students and teachers can travel practically anywhere in the real world online. Lead your students into a virtual trip of exploration, learning, and history. Enroll TESOL Certification Watch More TESOL…
Posted by tesol December 17, 2012
American TESOL Webinar: Motivating Students to Learn English During the Holidays
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American TESOL Webinar: Motivating Students to Learn English During the Holidays

Blogs and social media can keep your students motivated to learn during the holiday break. Explore resources to inspire learning outside the classroom. Enroll TESOL Certification Watch More TESOL Webinars…
Posted by tesol December 13, 2012
Teaching English in Japan, Jobs, News, and Country Information
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Teaching English in Japan, Jobs, News, and Country Information

The English word Japan originates from the Chinese pronunciation of the Japanese name, 日本, pronounced Nippon. Japanese people refer to themselves as Nihonjin (日本人) and to their language as Nihongo…
Posted by tesol December 12, 2012
Festive Fun with a Purpose: Holiday Apps to Spark Creativity and Learning
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Festive Fun with a Purpose: Holiday Apps to Spark Creativity and Learning

The holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and family togetherness. But it can also be a great opportunity to foster creativity and learning in children. With the help…
Posted by tesol December 10, 2012
TESOL Artificial Intelligence Guides and the Hidden Proverb, 12/6/2012
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TESOL Artificial Intelligence Guides and the Hidden Proverb, 12/6/2012

TESOL AI guides support individuals in learning about TESOL and professional development. The updated key word for the TESOL AI Guide is: Film. Can you find the hidden proverb? Here…
Posted by tesol December 6, 2012
American TESOL Webinar – Teaching English with Jokes
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American TESOL Webinar – Teaching English with Jokes

Laugh out loud in the classroom. Laughter triggers the release of endorphins, protects the heart, boost the immune system, and relaxes the body. When people laugh together, they create a…
Posted by tesol December 3, 2012
American TESOL Webinar – Holiday Sites & Resources for Teachers
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American TESOL Webinar – Holiday Sites & Resources for Teachers

Celebrate the Holidays in your classroom! Learn more about websites and resources for teaching during the Holiday season. Enroll TESOL Certification Watch More TESOL Webinars Explore TESOL Jobs Join American…
Posted by tesol November 27, 2012
TESOL Special Thai Project 2013 in Phuket
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TESOL Special Thai Project 2013 in Phuket

The TESOL Special Thailand Project continues in Phuket this April, 15, 2013. STP is a combination of a 120 hour (3 weeks) in-class TESOL/TEFL Certification program followed by four to…
Posted by tesol November 25, 2012
Mastering English with Facebook: Unconventional Learning Strategies
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Mastering English with Facebook: Unconventional Learning Strategies

In today's interconnected world, social media platforms like Facebook offer unique and engaging avenues for English language learning and teaching. While Facebook might not be the first platform that comes…
Posted by tesol November 19, 2012
Support American TESOL in Spreading the Word about Teaching English Abroad
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Support American TESOL in Spreading the Word about Teaching English Abroad

Make a commitment to teach English abroad. Support ATI in spreading the word nationwide. There are an abundance of jobs for Americans wishing to teach English abroad.  Fluent English speaking…
Posted by tesol November 13, 2012
American TESOL Webinar – Thanksgiving Lesson Ideas & Activities
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American TESOL Webinar – Thanksgiving Lesson Ideas & Activities

Thanksgiving is an annual celebration that occurs around the time of harvest in a given region. In the United States of America, Thanksgiving also celebrates the support of the Native…
Posted by tesol November 12, 2012

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