Category Archives: Language Teaching Strategies
Language education, Language Teaching Strategies
International intelligibility: a new standard in teaching pronunciation skills
What is the concept of international intelligibility and could it transform how language educators teach pronunciation skills?
Language Teaching Strategies, Tips for Language Teachers
Why should language educators use authentic materials in their teaching?
How can educators source the right authentic materials and how can they be best deployed in classrooms? This blog post aims to give you all the answers!
Language Teaching Strategies, Tips for Language Teachers
Why is the ARC lesson structure so powerful for language teaching?
The ARC lesson model is used by language educators globally. This post explores the ARC model in detail and explains how it can be used successfully.
Here are some steps that educators can take to create a fully inclusive classroom environment for students with learning disabilities.
Language Teaching Strategies, Tips for Language Teachers
How to use games in your language classroom?
The use of games in the language classroom can be a fun way to engage students to learn new languages. Learn how to use games in your language lessons.
Language education, Language Teaching Strategies, Tips for Language Teachers
Three ideas for a creative language class
A creative approach will make your language classes more engaging and effective. 3 ideas to introduce creativity into your language teaching approach.
Language Teaching Strategies, Tips for Language Teachers
How the outdoor classroom can inspire your language learners
This blog post explores how language educators can use the outdoors in their teaching. We’ll consider some language learning activities that could be used.
Language education, Language Teaching Strategies
How guided discovery could transform your grammar teaching
Guided discovery is a way for educators to help students to make their own explanations for grammar rules with the support and guidance of their teacher.