Tag Archive | "advice"

ESL Teaching: Look on the Bright Side


They were mentors for those of us in the younger generation, preparing us for the real world.

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ESL Lesson Planning: Breaking the Ice


As an ESL instructor, there are times that may require you to become a bit of a hypocrite.

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ESL Teaching: Getting Personal


I had to ask myself whether I strived to cultivate a friendship or a student-teacher relationship.

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ESL Teaching: How Do You Say “Jewish” in Your Language?


Though it was an unnecessary feeling, I sometimes felt isolated as a Jew in Europe.

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ESL Students Say the Darnedest Things


I have to be honest: sometimes, I remained silent, grinning internally at my students’ expense.

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ESL Lesson Planning: Forget the Grammar; Give Thanks Instead


Every course – whether ESL or not – needs a day or two that break from the norm.

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ESL Lesson Planning: Controversial Topics


This unassuming binder, we were told, would become our lesson planning bible.

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One to One: Teaching (and Gossiping with) Individual Students


I found justification for ditching the lesson plans for long chats.

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