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KEEPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFESSIONALS CONNECTED
Tracy Mannon, Violetta Panchenko | 15 December 2024
The authors share 9 practical strategies to address the profound obstacles of teaching during wartime, based on their personal experiences as TESOL educators in Ukraine.
Sohani Gandhioke, Chanchal Singh | 15 December 2024
Storytelling activities in the English language classroom can promote vocabulary learning and retention through collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity. This lesson plan works for learners of all ages.
Heidi Faust | 15 December 2024
How can environmental education engage English language learners? This article highlights a recent program for TESOL alumni in India on teaching English through a focus on sustainability.
Practical Tips and Ideas for Differentiated Instruction
Differentiated instruction recognizes that students come to the classroom with diverse learning needs, abilities, and experiences. Applying this approach to your teaching can feel overwhelming—but it doesn't have to be! This article offers practical tips to incorporate it into your classroom seamlessly.
Vanessa Mernies
"Observations of Teaching and Learning With Corpora"
Using corpora helps English language teachers and students by bringing authentic language into the classroom. In this article from the November 2023 issue of TESOL Journal, the author outlines how students can create their own “DIY corpora” to investigate discipline-specific academic writing.
Cathryn Bennet
Julie Zwart | 15 January 2024
The benefits of freelance work include increased flexibility, the ability to explore new paths, and a chance for professional growth and development. Yet, there are inherent challenges. In this article, the author shares advice she's learned in more than a decade of freelancing on how to venture into freelancing—successfully.
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