Paulina Dolęga will share with you some practical ideas on how to use pictograms in your EFL classroom to teach all sorts of skills and make the most of it. Some say that a picture is worth a thousand words but if you teach a foreign language, it surely is worth much more than that! Watch you webinar here:
The purpose of this webinar is twofold: first it focuses on the challenges and the propounded solutions to second language acquisition (SLA) from the perspectives of the refugees and asylum seekers based on current literature and the author’s own experience. We will discuss the following questions to help teachers deal with refugees. What are the difficulties that asylum seekers and…
I am sure, you really love your job. I do! Well, I wouldn’t be doing it if I didn’t. But after quite a number of years of teaching, dealing with students’ problems and test correction, even the best of us can face burnout.To find out how to successfully fight – or even better – avoid professional burnout I have prepared…
During this webinar I will show you my favourite apps I cannot do without when teaching adults. You will be surprised how easy it can be to prepare to your classes and how convenient it may be to revise vocabulary with extra help of some useful apps!
As teachers we regularly test our students, no matter what age they are. But when was the last time someone tested you?
Authentic materials can be extremely useful when teaching a foreign language class. While being a huge fun of course book materials, I often approach many topics using authentic materials in the target language, as it has so many benefits. During this webinar I will show you my favourite authentic materials I use during my English classes with adult students. I…
Your cooperation with an adult learner may seem simpler than working with kids or teens, but is it really so? Your adult student, with a full suitcase of professional and family issues to deal with, overworked, snowed under, with no time to study, is not the simplest learner. English is at times the last point on the “to do” list”.…