19 Successful Online English Teachers Share Their Tips and Resources for Planning Online Lessons

Teaching Online by Nicky Hockly and Lindsay Clandfield To celebrate the launch of their new book, Teaching Online, Nicky Hockly and Lindsay Clandfield share their 5 favourite activities for teaching English online. We find that EFL teachers are increasingly expected to offer elements of their courses online, but very often are not sure where to start, or how to teach online. That´s why we wrote Teaching Online – to provide teachers with exactly this sort of guidance. The book has advice about online tools to use, what part(s) of your course you could offer online, and above all, a great set of activities you can use to teach online. By teaching online, we mean that you and your students are doing the activity 100% online and at a distance from each other (not in a computer room together, or using a connected IWB in class!).

How to Teach English Online and One-on-One Like a Pro – The Busy Teacher Store Tips and tricks you need to translate your ESL class teaching skills into online and one-on-one lessons, for success in these new ESL fields. Two things are changing the educational landscape drastically and quickly Those two things are the integration of the Internet in learning and the desire for one-on-one lessons. Online classes make learning English more accessible for students and one-on-one lessons allow students to learn in an environment that meets their needs. But traditional ESL teaching methods and lesson plans aren’t designed for these situations, so what do you do? How to get started as an online teacher of English Have you thought about teaching English online? Emma Segev gives some practical tips and useful websites for getting started in one of our top five articles of all time, illustrated by artist Jamie Johnson. When I first started teaching in 2004, I was sceptical about the effectiveness of online teaching, but since then I have accumulated a lot of experience.

350 Good Questions to Ask - The only list of you'll need. Share on StumbleUpon0 shares on StumbleUpon Here is my ridiculously long list of good questions to ask. Use them to get a conversation going or as a fun way to pass the time with friends or loved ones. With 350 questions to choose from, I’m confident that everyone can find plenty of good questions to ask! Try to be creative as you can and have fun with the questions. And don’t forget to ask follow up questions! Niche finding strategies for online teachers #3. Ask your students what they love most about your teaching, the content of your lessons and why they choose you. This is pretty much a development of my previous point. Video Conference Platform For Teaching Online Published 16 March 2020 Carol Rainbow is an online tutor for The Consultants-E. She has been a teacher for over 40 years and has been teaching online since 2008.

Genially - education Dear Community, The situation created by Covid-19 means that millions are facing a difficult problem. Education centers and workplaces of all kinds have suspended their in-person activities, forcing countless educators, students and other professionals from different sectors to adapt their work to the situation. This change has us all facing new obstacles and requires that we work together to overcome them. At Genially, we’d like to step up to offer a series of actions and free resources that can help you maintain your pace of study and remote work. We want you to keep learning, keep working and keep creating communication experiences that are meant to be shared: material that can help those around you in difficult times.

Dictation in English Online: 14 Unique Resources You Won't Get Tired Of Jump off that bed! Put away your cozy socks and dump out that warm tea! Relaxing can be wonderful, but now’s not the time. We’re here to give our English skills a serious workout. Dictation in English exercises aren’t for leisure. They’ll get you thinking hard and wrestling with the language. Education - CopyrightUser Authors: Ruth Soetendorp and Bartolomeo Meletti Illustration: Davide Bonazzi The use of materials protected by copyright is essential to the learning process. Educational resources exist in all formats that are recognised as ‘works’ in copyright law. To minimise the burden on teachers and students who want to make use of copyright materials as part of their teaching and learning experience, the law includes a number of exceptions that allow for the use of all types of copyright work for certain educational purposes. If you are using materials in an educational context this does not mean that you can forget about copyright. What it does mean is that you need to be aware of when you can use a work without obtaining permission or paying a licence fee, and when permission or a licence is required.

List of Non-Native Online English Teaching Companies - Good Air Language Last updated on May 27th, 2020 The List of Non-Native Online English Teaching Companies This is a list of ESL jobs for non native English teachers. If you are a non native English speaker who wants to teach English, get qualified and try one of these companies. I will be adding and removing companies from this list if they don’t fit the non-native requirements. Four Excellent Sites for Online Dictations Oh boy. Does it bring back memories! Dictations!