Different Types of Teachers: Which One Might You Be?
When you think of ‘teachers’, it probably sounds like they should all be the same. They are most likely boring, strict, and old. However, as most of us know, the…
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How to set up a positive, loving environment for your students
As teachers, it should always be our goal to set up as much of a loving environment for our students as possible. A warm learning environment enables students to feel…
Type of ESL students you will teach in Hong Kong, and how to deal with them
Every student is unique and has their own sets of personalities, learning speeds and learning styles. However, I have noticed that most Hong Kong ESL students do somewhat roughly fit…
Do parents expect too much from their children and teachers in HK?
Yes, parents love their children, and want only the best for them. They tend to push their children to strive to be the better version of them. Their love for…
Effectively using music and video in an ESL classroom without losing control
Ever wondered how to incorporate music/videos/TV into your lessons and not lose control of the class? When it comes to making lessons fun and interactive, a good way of achieving…
Making the most of ESL coursebooks & textbooks to your advantage
Are you wondering how to add excitement to your assigned coursebooks? For many teachers, the use of textbooks in the ESL classroom is a positive way of providing much-needed structure…
Top ESL Resources To Help Your Students Gain More
The ESL market is vast, and within it, we find lot of resources available to enhance our classroom, our planning and of course, our teaching. But how on earth do…
Setting meaningful homework for ESL learners – Top tips and ideas
Homework is often disliked by students and can make extra work for teachers if it involves marking. Depending on where you work, homework may or may not be part of…
How to prepare classes for beginner ESL learners (A1 students)?
For many teachers preparing and teaching beginner ESL learners comes as a challenge. We have an article providing tips to prepare for your first ever ESL class. Often educators are…
How to conduct an “English Only” ESL classroom? Is it ever possible to do so?
I am sure every ESL teacher (or most of them) at some point had to remind their class to speak in English. Perhaps to stop gossiping in their native language…
Teaching grammar the fun way – Tips and tricks
Many teachers and students alike find grammar tedious to teach and to learn. As a result, it becomes something to avoid or get through as quickly as possible, and there…
Top tips on how to plan an effective ESL lesson from teachers
In this article, we will provide some top tips and some general guidance on planning an effective ESL lesson to ensure both you and your English learners are happy in…
Tips to engage young ESL learners in classroom with progress
As someone who trained in the UK secondary school system to teach students aged 12-19, my first ESL Movers class of 9-11 years old was a bit of a surprise!…
Why should we use technology in an EFL ESL classroom today?
In an age where we are surrounded by technology, and everyone is seemingly attached to their phone, I pad or laptop, it makes sense to incorporate this into the classroom….
5 Warmers for your First Week of Teaching Abroad
Moving abroad to teach English can seem daunting to some. Be super-prepared by reading this article on warmers for your first week of teaching abroad, whether in Hong Kong, Australia,…
Teaching English Lessons to Young ESL Learners – Tips and Ideas
In Hong Kong, parents are eager to get their children speaking English as young as possible, with most starting their ESL lessons at age 3. They start at a younger…
What is evidence-based teaching and how can it help teachers?
As language educators, what we do in the classroom can sometimes feel quite ephemeral. The ideas we deal with, the language our students use, the words and meanings we analyse,…
How can you get your learners speaking more in class?
Of the four language skills, speaking is the most important in terms of managing day-to-day classroom interaction. We deliver most of our classes through spoken information, and it is through…
Differences between East Asian and European Language Learners
Working in China, Japan, Korea or Southeast Asia, it doesn’t take long to realise that there are some fundamental differences in the ways in which students approach language, as compared…
English Teaching Options in Hong Kong (Interview Tips Included)
Hong Kong has a very active and diverse education industry, so if you are in Hong Kong and looking for a teaching job, or if you are moving to Hong…
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