Part of the Mobile Learning series! Valentine’s day is when we show our friends, family, and the people important in our lives how much we care about them. This holiday is a great time for teachers to help inspire their learners to show those they care about how much they mean to them. We should […]
Category: English Lessons
Lessons and instructional materials for teachers to use in their classrooms.
Why the PopuLLar Project is Popular with Teens
What’s great about the PopuLLar project and how can you and your students get involved? It’s a project that is ‘Owned’ by the students who work autonomously and collaboratively; teachers are facilitators and guides to the project process. It uses the students own love of music as the motivator and we know teenagers love their […]
10 Ways to Use Lucidchart Online Graphic Organizers in the Classroom
Post from guest blogger, Brad Hanks. Note: All views expressed and resources shared by this blogger are not necessarily supported or endorsed by Teacher Reboot Camp. Part of the Cool Sites series! Lucidchart is the best free learning tool you’ve never heard of. It’s an online diagramming tool that’s easy to use and supported […]
The Teacher's Survival Kit for Lesson Planning! Tips & 1000s of Free Lesson Plans
I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think. – Socrates Within the garden of learning is the students’ gained knowledge put into use. The way we design our lessons and activities determine how successful our learners will be in grasping new knowledge. We also have to ensure students pass tests and achieve learning […]
Magical Moments in Mobile Learning: 20+ Tips & Resources
This post is part of the mobile learning category. Click to check out other posts! This past weekend I presented and helped organized the Virtual Round Table E-Conference. All the recordings are available here. I presented on mobile learning activities. One of the most compelling reasons to use mobile devices is to get learners to […]
Goal 8: Share an Activity #30GoalsEdu
Goal 8 of The 30 Goals Challenge for Educators! Click the link to find out more about the new changes to this year’s 30 Goals Challenge for Educators! “If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you […]
The Young Learners Edition (23rd) of the ESL/EFL/ELL Carnival
Welcome to the 23rd edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Carnival with the focus on Young Learners! Let us start the month with some fantastic resources on motivating and managing young learners. These resourceful reading materials are from many of the finest bloggers, authors, and educators of the English language teaching world! So brew your favorite coffee […]
Just Some Good Ol' ELT Pedagogy & Practice #TESOLFr Highlights
Part 2 of 3 TESOL France Highlights The TESOL France conference was one of the best conferences I have attended and so full of information that it’s taking 3 posts! A great thanks to TESOL France president, Bethany Cagnol (@bethcagnol) and the other conference organizers for planning such an amazing line-up of speakers! In this post, […]
Animating Your Lessons with Some Drama: 20+ Resources
Part of the Cool Sites series Every Friday I am presenting free webinars thanks to American TESOL! We have an incredible time. Recently, we shared ideas for integrating drama in the classroom. Teachers do not have to be skilled in acting. Instead, the webinar was away to introduce teachers to different games that get students […]
Goal-Setting with English Language Learners
Enjoyed these resources? Get your copy of The 30 Goals for Teachers or Learning to Go. Part of any curriculum should involve goal-setting. Ideally, goal-setting should occur at the beginning of the year and be a collaborative effort between students and teachers. Each year, I look for a better approach to getting students to really […]