Suggestopedia meaning and message in the 21st Century
To explain Suggestopedia meaning, I’d like to go back in time, when I was 23 years old I wrote on …
Read MoreDifficult students and the importance of goal setting for students
Reluctant, difficult students seem to be in another dimension when you teach in class? You don’t need to be an …
Read MoreHow to use language games like a Pro
How many times did you hear using language games in the classroom is good for learning? I can bet you …
Read MoreLearning styles and language lesson planning
How much do learning styles have an impact in planning language lessons if you want to reach all your students? …
Read MoreHow to create a welcoming learning environment in the classroom
Creating the right learning environment in the classroom means promoting inclusion, helping our students to feel at ease and, eventually, …
Read MoreHow to start teaching languages through drama
Let’s say you want to give your language lessons a twist. Let’s say you would like to get your students …
Read MoreThree guidelines to bear in mind when teaching English to adults
This post is dedicated to all teachers teaching English to adults, as well as to all teachers teaching any other …
Read MoreHow to motivate students to learn English and any other language
All language teachers’ biggest aspiration is to inspire their students, to pass on the passion for learning a foreign language …
Read MoreSuggestopedia method advantages and disadvantages
If you are a language teacher, a linguist or a language course creator, you certainly came across Suggestopedia. Maybe this …
Read MoreThe 3 things Suggestopedia method taught me about language teaching
Suggestopedia method taught me hundreds of things, not only three. For this post I picked the top three teachings that …
Read MoreHow writing a lesson plan can unleash your true potential as a language teacher
Writing a lesson plan shouldn’t be nor overwhelming nor boring. Instead, writing a lesson should be a creative task that …
Read MoreQuestions for training feedback after language courses
Students’ feedback matter. As a language teacher, you know this is important. If you are an independent language teacher, this …
Read MoreWhere and Whom teaching language through drama
Teaching languages has changed since the pandemic started. On the one hand, students travel abroad way less than they used …
Read MoreTop 3 activities for speaking skills in the classroom
The 3 activities for speaking skills in the classroom I picked for you in this article aim at sorting out …
Read MoreSpeaking games: do’s and don’ts in language teaching
Speaking games can be too challenging (even scary) for some students. Many students find it far more reassuring to hide …
Read MoreWhat is language acquisition and how can you take your students there?
Language acquisition is a process where people naturally absorb new language input and they develop the ability to use those …
Read MoreStrategies for dealing with challenging behaviour in the classroom
All language teachers have found themselves dealing with challenging behaviour by their students. It’s one of those situations where no …
Read MoreHow to craft a corporate language training offer that stands out
Teaching languages in companies to employees (aka corporate language training) is a totally different beast to teaching in schools. When …
Read MoreTop student engagement strategies for language teachers
Engagement begins well before the lesson starts. Good language teachers actually plan and put into action student engagement strategies when …
Read MoreHow to choose the best language learning games for your students
Language learning games can help your students to improve their skills as long as you know how to choose those …
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