Try It Out: TOEFL Writing Q
I've put up a few sample TOEFL essays here, here and some tips for writing essays here.Now I'm going to try something slightly different. I'm putting up a sample TOEFL writing test question and I...
View ArticleHave You Ever, Would You Ever?
This lesson plan is based on a bunch of different plans that I have seen here and there. Have You Ever, Would You Ever basically asks students a number of hypothetical questions to get them talking...
View ArticleAt the Restaurant
One of my favorite lesson plans to teach is At the Restaurant. I compiled it from a series of sources like The British Council and TEFL.net and edited the activities and worksheets to make them more...
View ArticleIntensive and Extensive Readers
This is part of my series on Intensive and Extensive Learning. Part I is Intensive and Extensive Reading Part II is on Intensive and Extensive Listening
View ArticleWhat’s Up, Teach? Sorry I Bombed That Killer Test
Another fun vocab building lesson plan, the School Slang Lesson Plan teaches American school traditions and socialization while also introducing kids to teenage slang and terminology like freshman,...
View ArticleLearn How to Complain
Beauty Inc is a fun role play for students involving a meeting between a large corporation and victims of its faulty products. Great for large or medium sized classrooms and a great way to get students...
View ArticleIntensive and Extensive Speaking
This is part of my series on Intensive and Extensive Learning. Part I is Intensive and Extensive Reading Part II is on Intensive and Extensive Listening
View ArticleFirst Day of Class
As the first day of school comes closer a lot of teachers are getting ready to start school. This is just a quick list of some lesson plans I like to do on the first day. Some of them are mine and some...
View ArticleFor Teachers: How to Make a Good Lesson Plan
I put up a new article on English Advantage for ESL teachers onwhy and how to plan a lesson. As I say in the article, the most important reasons to have a plan are so that you have clear goals set out...
View ArticleTry It Out: TOEFL Writing Q
I’ve put up a few sample TOEFL essays here, here and some tips for writing essays here.Now I’m going to try something slightly different. I’m putting up a sample TOEFL writing test question and I...
View ArticleHave You Ever, Would You Ever?
This lesson plan is based on a bunch of different plans that I have seen here and there. Have You Ever, Would You Ever basically asks students a number of hypothetical questions to get them talking...
View ArticleIntensive and Extensive Readers
This is part of my series on Intensive and Extensive Learning.Part I is Intensive and Extensive ReadingPart II is on Intensive and Extensive ListeningIntensive and Extensive SpeakingI was recently...
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What's Up, Teach? Sorry I Bombed That Killer Test
Another fun vocab building lesson plan, the School Slang Lesson Plan teaches American school traditions and socialization while also introducing kids to teenage slang and terminology like freshman,...
View ArticleLearn How to Complain
Beauty Inc is a fun role play for students involving a meeting between a large corporation and victims of its faulty products. Great for large or medium sized classrooms and a great way to get students...
View ArticleIntensive and Extensive Speaking
This is part of my series on Intensive and Extensive Learning.Part I is Intensive and Extensive ReadingPart II is on Intensive and Extensive ListeningIntensive and Extensive SpeakingThe TOEFL Speaking...
View ArticleFirst Day of Class
As the first day of school comes closer a lot of teachers are getting ready to start school. This is just a quick list of some lesson plans I like to do on the first day. Some of them are mine and some...
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