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Critical Thinking for English Language Learners: Unlocking the Power of Thought
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Critical Thinking for English Language Learners: Unlocking the Power of Thought

In today's rapidly evolving world, the ability to think critically is more crucial than ever before. For English Language Learners (ELLs), critical thinking goes beyond mere language acquisition; it involves…
Posted by tesol June 12, 2012
Inquiring Minds: Igniting Curiosity and Language Acquisition through Science
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Inquiring Minds: Igniting Curiosity and Language Acquisition through Science

In the quest for effective and engaging English Language Teaching (ELT), science emerges as a dynamic and captivating avenue. It transcends mere subject matter, offering a multi-faceted approach that sparks…
Posted by tesol May 1, 2012
Mastering the Art of Teaching English to Young Learners: 10 Proven Methods for Success
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Mastering the Art of Teaching English to Young Learners: 10 Proven Methods for Success

Teaching English to young learners can be one of the most rewarding experiences for educators. Young minds are eager to explore, learn, and grow, making your role as a teacher…
Posted by tesol March 27, 2012
The Power of Chants in Language Learning: Engaging and Effective
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The Power of Chants in Language Learning: Engaging and Effective

A chant is a short, simple series of syllables or words that are sung or intoned on the same note or within a limited range of notes. While chants are…
Posted by tesol February 28, 2012
The History of the English Language in Panama: A TESOL Perspective
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The History of the English Language in Panama: A TESOL Perspective

The presence of the English language in Panama has deep historical roots that date back over 500 years, tracing its origins to the activities of English privateers during the colonial…
Posted by tesol February 27, 2012
Teaching English in Honduras: A Rewarding, Yet Challenging, Opportunity
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Teaching English in Honduras: A Rewarding, Yet Challenging, Opportunity

Honduras, a Central American nation rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage, presents an intriguing destination for those seeking to teach English abroad. The main regions for teaching jobs include…
Posted by tesol February 8, 2012
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Rwanda’s Call for English Teachers: A Chance to Empower and Explore

Rwanda, a nation known for its breathtaking landscapes and resilient spirit, is seeking English language educators from the United States to join a transformative educational initiative. This opportunity extends beyond…
Posted by tesol January 26, 2012
Learning English On-The-Go: How Your Smartphone Can Boost Language Skills
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Learning English On-The-Go: How Your Smartphone Can Boost Language Skills

In today's busy world, finding time to learn a new language can seem overwhelming. Fortunately, smartphones and language learning apps have made the process more accessible and flexible. The concept…
Posted by tesol December 10, 2011
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Teaching English in Buenos Aires: Embrace the Journey and Achieve Success

Buenos Aires, the lively capital of Argentina, offers a unique fusion of European sophistication and Latin American energy. From its elegant architecture to its diverse neighborhoods and rich cultural scene,…
Posted by tesol December 1, 2011
Mastering Empathetic Feedback and Error Correction in ESL Writing: Insights from a TESOL Webinar with Dave Dodgson
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Mastering Empathetic Feedback and Error Correction in ESL Writing: Insights from a TESOL Webinar with Dave Dodgson

Providing effective feedback and error correction is a cornerstone of language teaching, but it can also be a delicate process. In a recent TESOL webinar, Dave Dodgson offered valuable insights…
Posted by tesol November 7, 2011
Ways to Visualize Vocabulary: Enhancing Language Learning Through Imagery
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Ways to Visualize Vocabulary: Enhancing Language Learning Through Imagery

Vocabulary acquisition is a cornerstone of language learning, and visual aids can significantly enhance this process. Visual representations tap into our innate ability to process and retain information through images,…
Posted by tesol November 1, 2011
Successfully Implementing Learning Stations in Your Classroom: A Guide to Enhancing Student Achievement
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Successfully Implementing Learning Stations in Your Classroom: A Guide to Enhancing Student Achievement

In today’s diverse classrooms, educators are constantly seeking strategies to meet the varied learning needs of their students. One highly effective method is the use of learning stations. Learning stations…
Posted by tesol September 19, 2011
Using Comics in the Classroom to Teach English: A Creative Approach to Language Learning
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Using Comics in the Classroom to Teach English: A Creative Approach to Language Learning

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, teachers are constantly seeking innovative methods to engage students and make learning more effective. One such creative approach is the use of comics in…
Posted by tesol September 12, 2011
Surviving (and Thriving) in the First Week Back to School: Essential Tips for Teachers
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Surviving (and Thriving) in the First Week Back to School: Essential Tips for Teachers

The first week of school is a whirlwind of excitement, anticipation, and, let's face it, a bit of chaos. For teachers, it's a crucial time to set the tone for…
Posted by tesol August 15, 2011
How to Start a Blog for Students and Teachers
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How to Start a Blog for Students and Teachers

In Today's digital world, blogging has become an invaluable tool for both students and teachers. It provides a platform for self-expression, creativity, and knowledge sharing. Whether you're a student looking…
Posted by tesol August 1, 2011
Designing Class Projects for Language Learners: A Guide to Effective Engagement and Skill Development
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Designing Class Projects for Language Learners: A Guide to Effective Engagement and Skill Development

Class projects are a powerful tool for language learning, offering students the chance to practice English in real-world contexts while developing a variety of skills. Well-designed projects encourage collaboration, critical…
Posted by tesol July 5, 2011
Happy 4th of July – Celebrate Independence: A TESOL Perspective
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Happy 4th of July – Celebrate Independence: A TESOL Perspective

The 4th of July, a day synonymous with barbecues, fireworks, and patriotic fervor, marks a pivotal moment in American history: the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. As…
Posted by tesol July 4, 2011
Teaching English with Mickey Mouse: A New Era of Language Learning
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Teaching English with Mickey Mouse: A New Era of Language Learning

The recent expiration of certain copyrights related to the original Mickey Mouse has opened up exciting possibilities for educators and language learners alike. While Disney still retains extensive rights to…
Posted by tesol April 26, 2011
Useful Websites and Software for English Language Learners (TESOL)
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Useful Websites and Software for English Language Learners (TESOL)

With the rise of digital learning tools, teaching and learning English as a second language (TESOL) has become more dynamic and accessible than ever. A wide variety of websites and…
Posted by tesol April 22, 2011

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  • Launch Your TESOL Career in Southeast Asia with the Mekong River Teaching Project
  • Rock Your IELTS Classroom: A Teacher’s Guide to Confident Test Prep
  • Fluency in Action: A TESOL Webinar on Project-Based Learning for Today’s Classroom
  • Celebrating a New TESOL Success Story!
  • Teach English with Rhythm, Rap, and Brain-Powered Synchrony
  • Join Us Live: Enhancing Oracy and Social & Emotional Learning in ELT – A TESOL Webinar with Jason R. Levine
  • From Livestreams to Lesson Plans: CJayride’s Adventure-Style Teaching Journey in Vietnam
  • Celebrating Our Newest American TESOL Institute Graduates
  • Teach English in Vietnam with Major Academy: An Opportunity for American TESOL Graduates
  • Crack the Code: Understanding Idioms & Phrasal Verbs in a Fun-Filled Webinar
  • TESOL Webinar, Tips and Insights for Stress-Free Test Preparation
  • American TESOL Webinar: Teaching Business English with Jason R. Levine
  • American TESOL Institute, Vietnam
  • The Cosmos in the Classroom: Exploring Planetary Archetypes and Their Echoes in Language and Culture
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