
How to Teach ESL Online at College with Awesome Results
How do you teach ESL online to language learners who feel they know enough English to get by and are not motivated to take another
How do you teach ESL online to language learners who feel they know enough English to get by and are not motivated to take another
Innovative way to teach ESL academic writing If you teach ESL academic writing with college-level learners, Actively Engaged in Academic Writing offers you a
Introduction: Actively Engaged in Critical Thinking Your students need to develop critical thinking skills. Do you want a way to bring the real world into
Start ESL Teaching Online The Quick Way With the rush to teach online, teachers are asking many questions about tools, strategies and techniques they can
Lesson Planning is Key If you are either an experienced or novice English-language teacher, you probably prepare your lessons. I know I do, even though
How the Virtual Writing Tutor can help teaching and learning It’s the week before the beginning of the semester and you are finalizing your course
Why I love project-based learning In all my years of teaching, I never thought a songwriting project could be so much fun for both learners
The value of project-based learning Why am I such a big fan of project-based learning? As I explained in a previous blog post, I love
Engaging Advanced English Learners with the Family Story Project People love stories and that‘s what makes using a family story as the basis of a
What is Teaching Writing? “Teaching Writing,” 2nd edition, is a university-approved 3-credit teacher training course offered, by English Learner Portal, to teach academic writing. Frank
This interview with Helen Hefter, ESL specialist, follows on my first interview with Chris Rush of Off2Class about helping struggling English language learners. Helen Hefter
Introduction In a recent blog post entitled “Five tips on getting language learners to write a family story,” I described a family story project I
Learning problems and how Off2Class can overcome them At the college where I teach in Montréal, each term more and more English language learners enter
Introduction Ever since I started creating and publishing “communicative” learning materials back in the 80s, I have been a big fan of project learning, both
Are you a teacher of intermediate to advanced English language learners? Do you ever take your students to see a live play in English? If
Introduction I have to admit I’m biased. I’ve been involved in distance education and online learning for over 25 years, first at TELUQ, a distance-education
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