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Category: Relax
You Are A Teacher If…
You find humor in other people's stupidity. You want to slap the next person who says "Must be nice to work 8 to 3:20 and have summers free!
EFL Teachers Couldn’t Survive Without A Sense Of Humor.
10 signs that show you are a true EFL teacher.
Binge-Watch and Improve Your English: 5 Great TV Shows Available On Netflix
I love movies and TV shows and I always recommend my students to watch as much in the original language they can, to use English subtitles, to watch youtube videos, TED talks, to immerse themselves in the language as much as they can. Nowadays, hundreds of movies and TV shows are available online and there … Continue reading Binge-Watch and Improve Your English: 5 Great TV Shows Available On Netflix
The Importance Of Being a Relaxed Teacher.
Work-life balance has been a buzzword for quite some time now, and I can't stress enough how important in the teaching profession it is not to work. If you want to be healthy, efficient, good at your job and happy at the same time, you have to learn to let go. To stop and take a … Continue reading The Importance Of Being a Relaxed Teacher.
Holiday Is Over, Back To Work ESL Teacher!
It's been a while since I posted an article, created a worksheet or did anything even resembling work. Why? I needed a reboot. I love my work, the creativity of it, the relationships with my students that it brings, BUT, in order to enjoy it all and to be able to create, invent and teach … Continue reading Holiday Is Over, Back To Work ESL Teacher!
3 Board Games You Can Use In The Classroom.
I love playing games. My students love playing games. You can learn a lot by playing games and it is so much fun. It is a total win-win and what is best, it doesn't require any preparation. You just grab the game and off you go, revising vocabulary, improving communication skills, fostering team spirit and … Continue reading 3 Board Games You Can Use In The Classroom.
Gloomy Moonlight.
Old English sæ meant "sheet of water, lake, pool." The meaning "dark area of the moon's surface." originates in the 17th century. I like the poetics hidden in the expression. The sea and the moon as eternal companions.
Grammar isn’t that boring as it may seem.
Do you want to cast spells like Harry Potter? You don't even need a wand. All you need is proper grammar!
Two Things to Brighten Your Gloomy Autumn Day
When temperature drops and sunshine disappears for days, the dark and rainy afternoons can be deadly for an exhausted teacher. There are two things that can cheer you up and recharge you to be ready for another hard day at work. A walk in nature on a chilly day Nothing is more soothing than a … Continue reading Two Things to Brighten Your Gloomy Autumn Day
