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This pack will help your ESL students practice many common irregular past tense verbs.
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This pack will help your ESL students practice many common irregular past tense verbs.
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Help your English learners make quick gains with these engaging and effective strategies for teaching the past tense. Includes free resources you can use today.
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Students don’t remember answers to questions they are not asking. Let’s take a look at how we can inspire tour students to wonder…
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These are how-to videos for using Kid-Inspired ESL Paths to Fluency materials with Seesaw.
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In this helpful article, you’ll find tips, lesson plans, and resources for helping your English Learners build fluency with English be-verbs.
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Some newcomers arrive with no English at all and need to focus on basic classroom English first. This pack will help.
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Whether speaking or writing, ESL students often struggle with the basic tenses. This tool makes it fun and easy to review the present simple, present continuous, future and past simple tenses.
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This is a great game to help get your ESL/ELL students talking in class. It can also be used as a reward to help motivate students to finish their work more quickly.
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This is a great game to help get your ESL/ELL students talking in class. It can also be used as a reward to help motivate students to finish their work more quickly.
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The first step to learning how to learn is learning how to remember. This article covers some important ways to help your ESL students remember what you teach.
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Encouraging your students to not only respect each other but to also be kind is a worthy if sometimes difficult goal.
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This #1 teaching skill with English learners is needed often in the classroom, not only with our students but with ourselves.
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Teaching is probably the world’s best profession, but there are a lot of ways it can drive you a little crazy.
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Most teachers on one day or another will wonder why happiness in teaching English learners can be difficult to hold on to.
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Even though some of our students are hard to love, on most days and in most classes, we love them regardless.
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One of the biggest challenges we face as teachers is figuring out why some students are able to learn the material while others are not.
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Getting your ESL/ELL students out of their seats and moving around can help your students learn better and get more done.
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It is unproductive to give a student an answer to a question they are not asking. But how does inductive learning play out in the classroom?
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Sometimes it seems that no matter what I do, some students just can’t remember anything we do in class. Here are 4 tips that will help.
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I was surprised when I recently started reading that learning styles are a bust. Should we really be scrapping the idea entirely?
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Teaching is self-sacrifice. Teaching is giving. Teaching is loving when the other isn’t always lovable. Teaching is by grace a tinkering with the future…when the future keeps slapping your hands away.
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Kendra waited half a semester before dealing with a problem that ended up causing her to snap. What happened and how can we avoid the same mistake?
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