Education
18 Life Lessons I Wish I’d Known Before | TPR Teaching
Life is full of lessons, learning experiences, and wisdom. No matter what stage we are in life, there always seems to be something new to […]
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Women Educators Who Have Shaped My Teaching Career: Dawn Watts-Bolds
May 18th, 2006 will mark the day I completed my undergraduate education at Temple University.
Education
Advice | How to Embrace Uncertainty in Your Teaching
Faculty members tend to fear uncertainty in the classroom. You may worry that if you let students flounder, they will grow frustrated with the course […]
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From ESL Zero to Hero: How to Teach Absolute Beginners
by Claudia Pesce 471,167 views In today’s globalized world, most beginner ESL students have had some contact with the English language, usually through the Internet, […]
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Dealing With Outrageously Difficult Parents: Teachers Share Their Experiences | TPR Teaching
For many teachers, dealing with difficult parents can be a very tough part of the job. From constant emails and phone calls to unexpected visits […]
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Power in Poems: Tips for engaging students by teaching poetry
For April’s #FlocabChat, we talked about how poetry can help students hone a variety of skills, such as analytical thinking, artistic expression, creative writing and […]
Education
Confession: “I Watched My Students Beating Their Classmate and I Ignored It” | TPR Teaching
The story of a teacher in Rio de Janeiro, who decided not to intervene when her students were engaged in a fight, has garnered over […]
Teaching
Write Your Teaching Philosophy Statement
Marina Smitherman, Dalton State College Key Statement: Use your teaching philosophy statement to reflect on, reevaluate, and reinforce your commitment to your students and your […]
Education
“How Have You Been” Reply and Meaning In Context | TPR Teaching
The phrase “how have you been” is a polite way of greeting someone and asking about their well-being. Though it is similar to “how are […]
