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Using Colors in Your TEFL Classes
Feel like your lessons are a little monochrome? Here are five ideas from Kenneth Beare (editor of esl.about.com) to inject some color into your classes with pens, chalk, and crayons. It won't just make your...
Insider Tips from i-to-i TEFLers
Thinking about teaching abroad? It can all seem a bit daunting, can’t it? To help make sure you have the best possible time abroad, we asked some ex-China interns who have been there, done that...
How to Create the Perfect Lesson Plan
Creating really great lesson plans is what can make or break teachers. Anyone can cobble together a lesson plan, but creating an effective one which meets the requirements of your learners is the tricky part....
Building Sensational Sentences
So your students understand what adjectives, adverbs and nouns are, but struggle to fit them all together…. not anymore! Here are a few activities you can use in your lessons to get your students making...
5 Ways to Energize Your TEFL Students
If your students spend more time gazing out of the window than they do speaking English, it’s time to inject a little energy into your TEFL classes. After all, you don’t want to be that...