Ways of learning Archives - Resources for English Language Learners and Teachers

Adult Learners
Asynchronous online learning 1: Managing forums

Writer, teacher and teacher trainer Damian Williams offers some top advice on how to effectively manage your classes and encourage...
By Damian Williams

May 12, 2020
34 3442
Primary
Four ways to keep young learners engaged in your online classes

Teachers and students around the globe are having to adapt to new ways of teaching and learning. Although online classes...
By Joanna Wiseman

March 25, 2020
210 18513
Pearson English Podcast
7 Podcasts English Teachers should listen to

Listening to podcasts is an excellent way to learn new things and stay entertained while planning lessons, tidying your apartment...
By Joanna Wiseman

March 23, 2020
131 14993
Secondary
How personalization leads to more effective learning

Vaughan Jones has more than 30 years’ experience as an EFL Teacher, Trainer and Author. He’s lived and worked in...
By Vaughan Jones

March 19, 2020
13 2178
Mustreads
Six top tips for teaching English online

More and more, schools are offering blended language and remote teaching options. There are lots of benefits of teaching English...
By Nicola Pope

March 17, 2020
285 35606
Assessment
4 activities to improve your students’ intelligibility

Intelligibility is the art of being understood by others. Let’s go into some activities and exercises you can try in class...
By Sophia Fergus

January 2, 2020
87 4656
English Learning Hints & Tips
Mindfulness in the primary classroom: practicalities and barriers

Amy Malloy is the founder of NoMoreShoulds.com, teaching and promoting yoga and mindfulness for healthier, kinder minds. In this third...
By Amy Malloy

December 12, 2019
31 3956
Global Scale of English
Mind the gap: using the GSE to fill in your curriculum

In today’s post, Jerry shares with us his experience of using GSE. He explains how the Harvest English Institute used...
By Sara Davila

November 12, 2019
14 3277
English Learning Hints & Tips
Mindfulness in the classroom: autopilot & paying attention

Paying attention on purpose is the skill needed to move out of automatic pilot. As such, the practice of mindfulness...
By Amy Malloy

October 31, 2019
96 7365
Back to school
Dyslexia and ELT: how to help young learners in the classroom

When you’re teaching English to young learners, you’ll often find that there’s one student in your class who is struggling....
By Joanna Wiseman

October 15, 2019
27 6714

Ways of learning

Writer, teacher and teacher trainer Damian Williams offers some top advice on how to effectively manage your classes and encourage...

Teachers and students around the globe are having to adapt to new ways of teaching and learning. Although online classes...

Listening to podcasts is an excellent way to learn new things and stay entertained while planning lessons, tidying your apartment...

Vaughan Jones has more than 30 years’ experience as an EFL Teacher, Trainer and Author. He’s lived and worked in...

More and more, schools are offering blended language and remote teaching options. There are lots of benefits of teaching English...

Intelligibility is the art of being understood by others. Let’s go into some activities and exercises you can try in class...

Amy Malloy is the founder of NoMoreShoulds.com, teaching and promoting yoga and mindfulness for healthier, kinder minds. In this third...

In today’s post, Jerry shares with us his experience of using GSE. He explains how the Harvest English Institute used...

Paying attention on purpose is the skill needed to move out of automatic pilot. As such, the practice of mindfulness...

When you’re teaching English to young learners, you’ll often find that there’s one student in your class who is struggling....