Teaching in Western Europe
Teaching in Western Europe Reflective Diary submitted by Max, Madrid. I am spending my TEFL internship in Madrid Spain and I have learnt a lot...
READ MORETeaching in Western Europe Reflective Diary submitted by Max, Madrid. I am spending my TEFL internship in Madrid Spain and I have learnt a lot...
READ MOREHow do I know how much English my students know? Reflective Diary submitted by Max, Madrid. There are several different ways that one can...
READ MOREDiary submitted by Mathilde S, Erasmus+ internship in Madrid As a young EFL teacher, one of my biggest fears when I started my internship was...
READ MOREWhat Does the TEFL Trainer Course teach you about student motivation and classroom management? Reflective Diary submitted by Max, Madrid. Keeping...
READ MOREHow do I test my students? Diary submitted by Brian, Valencia. In considering the topic of testing of students I am reminded from my studies in...
READ MOREStudent Motivation based on educational levels and interests Diary submitted by Prince, Madrid. To begin off, this TEFL internship has given me a...
READ MOREBenefits of teaching in Africa Diary submitted by Laurynas, Barcelona One of the more interesting places to teach English, in my opinion...
READ MORERefraining your students from speaking in their native language It is always hard to refrain your students from speaking in their native language...
READ MORECultural Awareness and Phonology Diary submitted by Prince, Madrid. Reading is one of the interesting aspects of students’ development. Especially...
READ MOREPersonalising Activities Personalising activities can prove to be very beneficial for English learners, working in a one to one environment, and...
READ MOREHow can I make reading lessons less tedious? Diary submitted by Laurynas, Barcelona Reflecting on my experience the most tedious reading classes...
READ MOREMaking your lessons fun and interesting is very important, in order to keep students engaged and entertained. However, as the purpose of a lesson...
READ MOREWhen should fluency take some priority over accuracy? And how should your error correction policy reflect this? Teaching in Spain. In answering...
READ MORETiming lessons An important part of any TEFL lesson is the timing. Especially so in the academy where there was only a 40 minute slot for each...
READ MORELesson Plan 5 INTRODUCTION & WARM UP (15 mins) Recap on previous lesson and introduce class. Lost on a desert island game. Present the...
READ MOREDiary submitted by Charlotte C, Erasmus+ internship in Valencia During my TEFL experience, both here in Spain and as a learner teacher in the UK...
READ MORELesson Plan 4 Intro/warm up (10 mins) Word association game. 1st student says the first word that comes into their head. Next student has to say...
READ MORELesson Plan 3 Intro/warm up (15 mins) The teacher introduces the class then goes straight into the GLUG GAME: (Rules in the activities book)...
READ MORELesson Plan 2 Introduction/warmer (5 mins) Welcome class, ask how their weeks have been. The students play DON’T SAY A WORD. Grammar (15 mins) The...
READ MOREDiary submitted by Charlotte C, Erasmus+ internship in Valencia Teaching around the world has always interested me and has recently become my...
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