Tag Archives: teaching
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Listening . . .
Leave a commentFebruary 26, 2014 by k. liz
I “attended” a couple of seminars from the British Council today {attended from the comfort of my home desk with …
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Teaching Kids: The Basics
2January 21, 2014 by k. liz
I had a friend call and ask me the other day some advice for teaching language (not specifically English) to …
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Weekend Wrap-Up: 1/18
Leave a commentJanuary 17, 2014 by k. liz
Yes, yes, folks {I don’t actually say folks}. The Weekend Wrap-Up series is back! In these posts I like to …
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Dystopian Literature for the ESL Classroom
Leave a commentJanuary 10, 2014 by k. liz
Have you jumped on the dystopian literature wagon yet? I have. In fact, I’m planning on hosting a book club …
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Pondering: Poetry for ESL
3July 5, 2013 by k. liz
I don’t have a clear stance on this yet, but I am starting to experiment with using poetry in order …
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One-on-One Resources
1June 27, 2013 by k. liz
Can I start with a little rant? I am getting so tired of keeping so many websites straight!! And, you …
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What are we teaching them?
Leave a commentJune 18, 2013 by k. liz
I started a new book last week and was surprised with how quickly I became fascinated. The book is called …
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Guest Post: Reducing Negative Experiences while Teaching Abroad – Framing the Correct Mindset
Leave a commentMay 22, 2013 by k. liz
After obtaining degrees in English Literature and English Secondary Education, Sean Lords packed up his bags and left to Seoul, South Korea …
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Guest Post: Do I Really Need that TEFL Course?
Leave a commentFebruary 21, 2013 by k. liz
Do I Really Need that TEFL Course? After obtaining degrees in English Literature and English Secondary Education,Sean Lords packed up his …
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