Happiness Hacks for EFL Teachers: Simple Activities for You and Your Students
Science-backed micro-activities from Yale's Laurie Santos that teachers can use for themselves and adapt for class. --Marc Helgesen
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Reflective Practice as a Way of Life: Using the Experiential Learning Cycle in ELT
How the Experiential Learning Cycle helps teachers reflect systematically, avoid burnout, and grow professionally. --Zhenya Polosatova
Read ArticleThe "Publishing" Side of Self-Publishing: What ELT Authors Need to Know
A practical breakdown of the editing, design, and sales work that goes into self-publishing an ELT book — and why skipping those steps costs you. --Dorothy Zemach
Read ArticleFear, Anxiety, and Impostor Syndrome: What Teachers Really Feel
A survey of ELT teachers reveals that fear and impostor syndrome never fully disappear — but experienced teachers learn to lean in rather than hide. --Matthew Noble
Read ArticleWatch Me: Rethinking Classroom Observation as a Tool for Teacher Growth
What a six-year-old's joy at being watched can teach us about making peer observation less threatening and more useful. --Kevin Stein
Read ArticlePeople First, English Second: Finding Balance in the Language Classroom
A reflective classroom story about music, confidence, and the challenge of balancing English teaching with students’ emotional and social needs.. --Kevin Stein
Read ArticleSmall Changes in Teaching Big Results in Learning
A video collection to support the ideas about reflective teaching in John F. Fanselow's book.
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Written for teachers by teachers, connecting neuroscience with teaching.
Visit WebsiteRethinking the Other Language(s) in the English Language Classroom
Discover how you can make more principled uses of the other language(s) as a tool for learning English in your own teaching context in this free course with Philip Kerr.
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