Australian-themed resources
Today’s post will be of interest to anyone wanting to learn something about Australia. If you are a teacher who would like to introduce your […]
Christmas tenses and prepositions
G'day everyone, With Chrissy being just round the corner, we thought we would chuck in a few new ideas for your Christmas-themed lessons. Now, if […]
11 engaging ways of teaching grammar
It goes without saying that grammar is part and parcel of the language thanks to which we can communicate messages precisely and accurately. However, a […]
7 brilliant ideas to boost your vocabulary
A British linguist David Wilkins once said that 'Without grammar very little can be conveyed, without vocabulary nothing can be conveyed' . I couldn't agree […]
The very first lesson with a new student
Although I have been in the teaching profession for over 16 years now, I still get excited when I start classes with a new student […]
The joys of teaching ‘newly arrived’ students in Australia
Three Wise Kangaroos have the real pleasure of announcing today's guest post by an Australian ESL educator and founder of teachenglishonline.com.au – Kate Zarb.Enjoy! Australia […]
5 ideas for Olympics-inspired classes
We had to wait for this moment longer than expected, but the Olympic Games are finally in full swing. It's an Olympics like no other, […]
Teaching English through news
I find the news to be an infinite source of inspiration for lesson ideas, especially with my advanced students. There is always something fresh and […]
26 ways to boost your progress in English
Everyone studying English as a foreign or second language must wonder how long it's going to take them to reach the desirable level of competence. […]
Teaching English through songs that tell a story
Using songs as a means of teaching a language is nothing ground-breaking and there are many reasons why songs are great. First of all, listening […]
Teaching English using Elon Musk’s methods
Today I'd like to share with you my brilliant discovery of late, which I consider to be a great teaching tool. Initially I came across […]
2021 – your year to ace English
It's the start of a new year, and it is a point when a lot of people make some resolutions, the pledge to improve your […]
7 innovative ideas for your Christmas classroom
Wherever you are based and whoever your students are, the chances are that at this time of the year the topic of Christmas will be […]
Spice up your lesson on crime and punishment with You Be the Judge
In this post I'd like to share with you this educational tool I discovered a few years ago, which I love using with my advanced […]
12 fantastic ideas for hassle-free warmers and fillers your students will love
As teachers of English as a foreign or second language, I am sure you all have your favourite warmers and fillers. I love using those […]
48 most commonly mispronounced English words and one awesome idea how to practise them
A lot of students find English pronunciation tricky and are put off by its inconsistencies, but as a teacher I have always advocated placing a […]
33 creative ideas for in-class writing
Unless exam preparation is involved, both teachers and students tend to shun writing as for the former it means extra time spent marking and for […]
Would I Lie to You?
A comedy show I absolutely adore for many reasons is Would I Lie to You? Not only does if feature some of my favourite actors/comedians […]
Ten rules for effective language learning
Apologies in advance to all my readers. This is quite a lengthy and serious post and one that will require your concentration, but these are, […]
