Curriculum
ESL EFL Curriculum for Teens and Adults
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Complete ESL Lesson Plans with Video
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Complete Beginners ESL Lesson Plans with Video
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Children's Curriculum
Children's ESL Textbooks and Supplemental Storybooks
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Free Beginners ESL Lesson Plans with Video
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Tips and Strategies for ESL Teachers
- Teaching Reading Comprehension to Beginners - Teaching reading comprehension to beginner English as a Second Language (ESL) students can be challenging, but with the right approach, it can be fun and very effective. Here are some …
- ESL Student Teachers Ready to Start their First Job - You have arrived at the location of your new English second language teaching position. Your first class of teens and adults begins tomorrow morning. You’re feeling nervous, excited and a …
- How to Improve your Teaching - Many languages of the world are regular in the way that they are structured. This makes English grammar very difficult for thousands of students whose first language follows a consistent …
- Suggestions for Maintaining Interest and Control in English Second Language Classrooms - When we at Successful ESL first started teaching ESL classes, one of the very first things that we learned was the alarming student drop out rate, even when you have a good curriculum. There …
- Tips for Accommodating Advanced Students in ESL Classrooms - Most classes have several students who are more advanced than the others. They learn easily, their assignments are finished quickly, and they can be a behavior problem if they are …
- ESL Students and Their Accents - It is important to remember that everyone has an accent. If we travel from the West Coast of Canada to Toronto, we immediately notice the difference in the people’s accents. …
- Suggestions for Teaching the Past Tense and Its Irregular Verbs - We have found that the mention of the simple past tense scares students. The classroom loses its relaxed atmosphere with stressed and anxious students. It seems that in many cultures …
- Tips for Talking to Your Students About Jokes - Although English speakers find that jokes are a lot of fun, they can make English second language students feel uncomfortable and embarrassed. Of course they are bound to feel like …
Written by, Brian Stocker MA., Complete Test Preparation Inc.
Date Published: 2015-10-19
Date Modified: 2025-01-04
Date Published: 2015-10-19
Date Modified: 2025-01-04