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KEEPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFESSIONALS CONNECTED
TESOL International Association | 15 January 2025
In this article, we take a look at the standout blogs, articles, and books that captured the attention of English language educators worldwide in 2024. These top reads highlight the passion and expertise driving the TESOL community forward. Dive in and explore the highlights!
Gareth Yates | 15 January 2025
One of the best ways to motivate our learners is to bring in fun supplemental materials from pop culture. Using AI tools, it's now much easier and faster to create engaging activities with model texts that our students will love.
Kitty Purgason | 15 January 2025
Back to class after the new year, and time for some review? This article shares ideas to get students out of their seats and talking, engage different learning styles, and bring fresh energy to your review sessions.
Choosing a Certification Program
TESOL board of directors member Araceli Salas shares practical advice in response to the reader question: What are the key points to consider when selecting a certification program?
Araceli Salas
Engaging Learners Through Gamification
Gamification can transform traditional language learning into an interactive and enjoyable experience, making it easier for multilingual learners to absorb and retain new language skills.
Abigail Ekangouo Awanga
Reading Aloud to Multilingual Learners of English of All Ages
Reading aloud isn't only for young learners. Learn how read-aloud experiences support language learning, from building student motivation to enhancing vocabulary, listening, writing, and speaking skills. The author also provides online resources to find read-aloud books that are culturally and linguistically responsive.
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