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Authentic materials are media that native speakers of a language encounter in their everyday lives, which are not specifically created

When I think back to my time teaching English in Chile, I can say that it has been an awesome

I started teaching online two years ago. With no training, it was a bumpy start. If there is one thing

It’s Black History Month! Now, Black History often falls short in EFL classrooms but if you are able to include

Traveling for me is more than seeing a tourist sight and snapping a picture for your social media. Traveling is

Globalization has been changing our world. Once foreign cultures have become more and more familiar, and some even hit the

Vocabulary represents one of the most important skills necessary for teaching and learning a foreign language. It is the basis

Some may conclude that the correct usage of English grammar only matters to teachers and have no real relevance in

Lunar New Year is one of the most important holidays in a variety of Asian countries. This holiday marks the

The simple past is one of the most important tenses in the English language. As it describes past actions, it’s

Developing Language Skills is a key enabler in the global economy; even as the rise of the Internet, Smartphones and

If you want to teach English as foreign language, it is important to make sure you are as well prepared

I would say the hardest part about becoming a Teacher is having the confidence to face your students in the

Panama is a small country located in Central America with few people, but a bold culture and unique historical background.

Lesson planning is, at least to some degree, a vital function of teaching. The degree to which a lesson plan

Howard Gardner, Ph.D. was born in 1943 in Scranton, Pennsylvania in the USA. He is a Cognition and Education Professor

There are two Receptive language skills; Reading and Listening. English speakers use both of these are used for the same

As the mother of a 3-year-old son, born in Spain to British parents, I have found that singing the same

Every day, wherever we go and whatever we look at, we are exposed to the English language in some way.

When teaching students most of the time we mainly focus on just teaching them the language and having them pass