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A Teacher’s Point of View - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
A teacher is one who passes on knowledge with themselves learning at the same time. Teaching is one of the most important careers in the world, as today's society has progression which could not have happened without teachers. Be it a kindergarten teacher or a college professor, they both bring a very big impact on the students they teach. Teaching may look easy but it's not for everyone, a teacher must have patience and determination to listen, comprehend and always be willing to learn as they teach. When teaching, a student always remembers what's being said if they enjoy the teacher's way of teaching that lesson and by that, I mean that the teacher needs to have a positive attitude and a fun learning environment. That way the students can keep up... [Read more]
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Chiapas is a lovely village located in the south of Mexico, close to the border with Guatemala. Standing on top of San Gregorio Church, you have a splendid view of the entire area. Come and join our in-class course in Chiapas, Mexico, and you will have the time of your life.
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An ESL Student’s View on The Global Status of English - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
Yes, in my opinion, English is for sure a global language. Even as a little girl I was simply intrigued by that language. I like it so much, that I even tried to make up some words. It seems to me that it's a kind of language that can easily go through your ears. It's elegant and very special, al least that's how I see it. Nowadays, it's a world spread language that is taught in schools around the globe. English is everywhere. We can find it to be the main language in computers, mobile phones, video games. Meetings are being held in English, there are restaurant menus all around the world, written in English, there are street signs in English. Youngsters communicate in English via e-mails, social networks, video games and so much more... English has... [Read more]
Traditional Point of View on The Teaching Job - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, a teacher is defined as one who teaches or ones whose occupation is to instruct. A good definition however in today's society I believe that the teacher's role has more meaning and is not that simple. And as the years go by it has continued to grow. Before starting my career as a teacher I highly agreed with the first definition but after spending a little over six months inside of the classroom I realize how much more a teacher role can be. The role of a teacher not only fosters the growth in students academically but also provides mentoring, role modeling and several other components.Table of Contents
Mentor
Role Model
Atmosphere Creator
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One More View on Consistent Lesson Planning - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
This is different thoughts on this as with on one hand some people say that it makes the lesson too rigid and on the other side other people say that it is essential for every teacher to do. I have been teaching English for about 3 years now. I feel I have improved in different areas of my teaching. The area that I have noticed the biggest change in over the course of those 3 years is my lesson planning. When I started teaching I would mostly just get the topic of the lesson and then basically just teach from my head using that topic. However, after a while, I got to speak to my fellow teachers and they introduced me to the importance of lesson planning and how to do this the proper way. I began to see the results almost immediately after I started... [Read more]
One More Point of View on the Importance of Stories for English Learning in Early Childhood - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
Early childhood is the period from 0-8 years old, it is a time of remarkable growth with brain development at its peak. During this stage, children are highly influenced by the environment and the people that surround them. We can say further that Early childhood education is a branch of education that relates to the teaching of children from birth to the age of eight, therefore covering infancy, kindergarten and the early school years up to grades 3. So how does storytelling come in? Well, storytelling does a lot here because this stage is very crucial to a child's early physical, socio-emotional, cognitive and linguistic development.Table of Contents
Benefits of Stories for Children
Role in Children's' Development
Teaching Ability
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Who is a Teacher and What's their Role in a Student’s English Journey? - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
If you ask different people what the role of a teacher is you'll get different answers from different people. Someone might say the teacher's role is to teach, indeed in the most basic definition that is true, and surely throughout this course, I've been taught effective teaching techniques and have gained insights into new information and thought processes that I have not considered before.Table of Contents
Teaching Methods
Organizing the Classroom Environment
Guidance and Motivation
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Traditional Approach Comparing to The Modern Point of View Towards Teacher's Part in Teaching - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
In traditional teaching, teachers are not only the teachers of teaching content, the controller of the teaching process, the organizer of the teaching activities, the judges of the students' academic achievements, but also the absolute authority. This kind of teaching style of laying too much stress on teaching by teachers instead of understanding and learning by students themselves overstretched the dominant position of teachers, ignoring the students at the center.Table of Contents
Teacher-Centered Approach
Another Point of View
The Controller
The Prompter
The Organizer
The Creator
Teaching Content
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Why it is Helpful to Complete a TEFL Course - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
This post was written by our TEFL certification graduate Kourtney P. Please note that this blog post might not necessarily represent the beliefs or opinions of ITTT.Table of Contents
Experience in India
Tutoring
Teaching Resources
Methodology
Other Skills
Career Perspectives
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Some years back I, along with a very good friend of mine, had the honor of working with a ministry in northern India.
During our time there one of my assignments was helping teach English as a second language. The ministry we were working with employed teachers, in both a public and a private school, and we had the opportunity to assist teaching in both of these.
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What is the Role of a Good Teacher? - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
As stated in Unit 1, a good teacher "cares about his/her teaching, but cares even more about the learning of the students". This statement emphasizes the fact that an effective teacher should not only maintain a good and positive attitude towards their teaching but should maintain a good relationship with the students while creating the most engaging and friendly environment as possible so that the students can acquire the skills they need to be successful.Table of Contents
Patience
Student-Teacher Relationships
Within the Lesson
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Are Games Important for Students’ Understanding in The Classroom? - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
Playing games is not only for fun, but we can use it to make students more understand about the topic of the lesson. Games also can build rapport between student-student and teacher-class. How a game is important to make students understand the topic of the lesson?Table of Contents
Approach 1: Using games as an additional activity in the classroom is common for English class
Approach 2: Using games for easing the material
Approach 3: Accompanying the material for special groups
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The Different Challenges Between Teaching One-to-One Versus Teaching a Group - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
Teaching in the field of ESL learning is a task that has plenty of challenges that can arise in the classroom. Whether students are young learners or adults, learning English as a second language requires a lot of time and dedication in and outside of the classroom. Teachers must put a lot of patience, care, and effort into their lessons for the sake of their students' success. They can find themselves teaching various types of classroom environments such as class sizes that are big or small, online or in-person, or multilingual or monolingual environments. These can affect the way a teacher chooses to run their class lessons. One of the biggest influences on a teacher's methods is the number of students in their class. Teaching one individual student is... [Read more]
Reasons Why Teachers Need to Build Rapport With Their Students - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
While there are many things a teacher can do to prepare for the classroom, the way students interface with their teachers is something that can be both difficult and spontaneous. Building rapport with students is crucial to maintain a high level of energy and focus throughout a class session.Table of Contents
Students' Comfort
Teacher's Image
Mindfulness
Environment
Interest
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Even though a teacher may have an entire lesson planned out, if students do not feel comfortable participating in front of their teacher, the pace... [Read more]
The Principles of Encouraging Students for a Better ESL Performance - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
Any action performed by living beings is supported by a motive. In humans, we are driven by motivators unique to each one of us; without this motivation, our goals and desires remain unaccomplished. There are different types of motivators both internal and external that of which directly impact second language acquisition in the classroom. In this setting both parents and teachers alike play a pivotal role in motivating students, thus enabling their success in second language learning. This essay will outline how motivation, both intrinsic and extrinsic, affects students in the language learning classroom and how a teacher may establish motivation in students.Table of Contents
What is Motivation?
Internal Will
External Will
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Difficulties You May Face if You Don't Plan Classes - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
Lesson planning is not a task that should be taken lightly; it is the foundation for all EFL classes and plays a significant part in determining how successful students will be. While motivation and desire to learn are factors in each student's success, a good teacher should be able to inspire motivation through interesting and student-centered lessons. However, this can only be achieved through careful consideration of all lessons.Table of Contents
Lessons' Format
Learning Stages
Choice of Activities
Minimizing Anticipated Problems
Record of Your Work
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TEFL Middle East - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Saudi Arabia East
Date posted:2008-04-08 | Writer: The Knowledge Academy | Email: [email protected]
The Knowledge Academy is the leader in language instruction in the Eastern region of Saudi Arabia with all it's language instructors being English native. The academy is operating separate male and female facilities and therefore, wishes to hire male and female instructors. We encourage teaching couples to apply for these positions. The Academy as of yet has a number of teaching couples from the UK, US and South Africa. The Academys' strategy is long term employments, i.e. our positions are suitable for couples interested to reside in Saudi Arabia for a long period of time. Umra trips to Makka and Medina are available every weekend with special discounts. You may go for Hajj at any year during... [Read more]
TEFL Middle East - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl Positions In Egypt And The Middle East
Date posted:2011-12-06 | Writer: Not Courses Academy | Email: [email protected]
Not Courses Academy is a leading English language teaching provider led by Egyptian entrepreneur, Mahmud Hassan. We teach English to individuals, agencies, businesses, and public entities in Egypt and the Middle East. We are currently seeking 20 new Native English speaking EFL teachers to teach at our English center in Cairo. The positions are only for English teachers who live in Egypt now. Applicants must: 1. Live in Cairo now; kindly don't apply if you are not located in Cairo at the moment. 2. Be native English speakers or lived a long time in English native country. 3. Have teaching experience for adults (at least 1 year... [Read more]
What are Differences and Similarities Between Teaching Adults and Youth? - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
When teaching English as a second language many considerations go beyond simply presenting language and relying on your expertise as a native speaker. Differences in age and life experience will have profound effects on how students learn and retain information. In this essay, I will look at the differences in young and adult learners in how they learn and important considerations for each group.Table of Contents
The Level of Motivation
The Level of Connection
The Level of Inclusiveness
The Way of Absorbing Information
Receptiveness of Adults
Main Challenges
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TEFL programs in the Middle East - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT TEFL & TESOL
1. Overview of TEFL Programs in the Middle East
2. Benefits of Teaching English in the Middle East
3. Requirements and Qualifications for TEFL Programs in the Middle East
4. Popular Destinations for TEFL Programs in the Middle East
TEFL programs in the Middle East offer a unique and rewarding experience for English teachers looking to work in this region. The demand for English teachers is high in countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman, among others. These countries offer competitive salaries, benefits, and a culturally rich experience for those interested in teaching English as a foreign language. TEFL programs in the Middle East typically include intensive training on teaching methodologies, lesson planning, classroom management, and opportunities for... [Read more]
Parents in The ESL Teaching: Is their Help Valuable? - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
The boundaries of global communication are rapidly diminishing with the advent and pervasiveness of social media amongst other technologies. With parents recognizing this, they have taken the initiative to admit their children into English classes from a young age with the hope that they would be fluent in the language by the time he or she is old enough to venture out on their own and create his or her legacy. With the enrollment of children into English classes, their success is not only dependent on the teacher; the parents' interest and encouragement play a critical role, regardless of the age. There are ways in which parents can aid their child or children to become fluent in English.Table of Contents
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Tips for Teaching Different Types of English Learning Groups - TEFL Blog
Mark Crocker
Alumni Experiences Teaching Ideas
There are many types of English learning groups and each group requires different teaching techniques. In my opinion, English learners can be divided into 2 groups: beginners and English learners for specific purposes. Beginners can be students who have no English at all or know a few simple structures. They can be children or adults. English learners for specific purposes are students who have a basic English level and want to achieve their specific aims of learning.Table of Contents
Young Beginners
Adult Beginners
English Learners for Specific Purposes
Conversation Learners
Business Students
Examination Classes
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The Important Features of OTP - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
Observation is an essential element in the teaching-learning process. It is a powerful tool that is underestimated by some teachers, the fact which in its turn hinders the progress of the students and slows down the teacher's professional development. Observation can be viewed from different aspects such as peer observation, self-observation, and observation of the students at the lesson.Table of Contents
Peer Observation
Self Observation
Observation of the Students at the lesson
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ESL Teacher - Saudi Arabia
Writer: Wall Street English Institute | Email: [email protected]
Title: ESL English Teacher with Native Accent (Relocatable)Location: Jazan , Sabya, and Samtah Saudi ArabiaCompany: Wall Street EnglishJob Description:Wall Street English is seeking enthusiastic candidates for the position of ESL English Teacher with Native Accent in Jazan and Sabya, Saudi Arabia. As an ESL English Teacher, you will be responsible for teaching English language skills to adult learners in a dynamic and engaging classroom environment. We welcome candidates without prior teaching experience, as we provide comprehensive training and support. This position is open to candidates who are willing to relocate to Jazan and Sabya, Saudi Arabia .Responsibilities:- Teach English... [Read more]
The Many Roles of the Teacher in the ESL Classroom - TEFL Blog
Linda Dunsmore
Alumni Experiences
The role of a teacher is constantly changing throughout the day. The teacher's role can be influenced by: the lesson, the students, and the circumstances that might arise during a classroom session. Teachers frequently perform various roles when teaching students, some of these roles include: instructor, facilitator, mentor, psychologist, counselor, and policeman.Table of Contents
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A teacher can act as an instructor.
A teacher can act as a facilitator.
A teacher can act as a mentor.
A teacher can act as a psychologist.
A teacher can act as a counselor.
A teacher can act as a policeman.
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Best ESL schools in the Middle East - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT TEFL & TESOL
1. Top ESL Schools in the Middle East
2. Criteria for Choosing an ESL School
3. Teaching English in the Middle East
4. Conclusion
When looking for the best ESL schools in the Middle East, several institutions stand out for their quality of education and reputation. The American University in Cairo's Center for Adult and Continuing Education offers a range of ESL programs catering to different proficiency levels. The American University of Beirut also provides excellent ESL courses with experienced instructors and a diverse student body. In the UAE, the University of Dubai and the American University of Sharjah are known for their top-notch ESL programs.
When selecting an ESL school in the Middle East, several factors should be considered. Accreditation is crucial to ensure that the... [Read more]
Online or In-Class TEFL Certification: Which Option to Choose? - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
TEFL/TESOL stands for Teaching English as a foreign language, whether you are a native speaker which means you are born in an English-speaking country or a non-native speaker which means you are not, you can get a TEFL certificate to be a certified English teacher. It's a certificate for those who wish to teach English as a second language with minimal or no teaching experience. Students who wish to learn English as a second language are known as ELLs which stands for English Language learners.Table of Contents
Demand in English-Teaching Specialists
Differences Between Online and In-Class Study
Course Contents
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Drilling as an Effective Learning Technique in the ESL Classroom - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Teaching Ideas
The word 'drilling' in education refers to a teaching technique in which the teacher creates a certain pattern or structure to be practiced repeatedly by the students, for them to ultimately develop a system where they may identify and use the pattern or structure independently. Drilling as a technique has been put to use in teaching almost all subjects, but its efficacy has been particularly acknowledged in the field of language teaching, for training students in both pronunciation as well as grammar. However, just as it has been lauded for being a foolproof system of making students 'practice' a language, drilling has also been criticized for being a mechanical and largely monotonous process of memorization, followed by reproduction that is often... [Read more]
The Difference between Formal and Non-Formal Language - TEFL Blog
Linda Dunsmore
Alumni Experiences
When approaching formal and non-formal language it's imperative to keep in mind that people are by nature designed to be different, therefore arguing which is more important is a waste of time. Based on cultural upbringing and life experience both play an important role in regards to teaching a student. Formal and informal language are used daily, though, both habituate different societal spaces and their ratios change. Either can bleed into each other when language becomes really interesting.Table of Contents
The Use Of Formal Language
The Use Of Non-Formal Language
Things to Keep in Mind
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What is the demand for TEFL teachers in the Middle East? - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT TEFL & TESOL
The demand for TEFL teachers in the Middle East has been consistently high in recent years. Countries like the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman have been actively recruiting English teachers to meet the growing need for English language instruction. The Middle East offers lucrative opportunities for TEFL teachers due to the region's focus on English as a global language of communication and business. As a result, there is a constant demand for qualified and experienced TEFL teachers to work in schools, language institutes, and universities across the Middle East.
To teach English in the Middle East, most employers require TEFL teachers to have a bachelor's degree in English or a related field, as well as a TEFL certification such as CELTA or TESOL. Some countries may... [Read more]
English as a World Language - TEFL Blog
Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
English is considered a universal language, mainly because it is widely spoken all over the world. English was originally the language of England. Its expansion became imperative due to the dominance in world trade, religion, technology, tourism, education and so on. UK expansion and incursion of the USA as the first world power saw the migration of the English language all over the world. About 70 countries adopt the English language as their official language and statistics have it that the English language is one of the easiest languages to learn when compared with other languages like Chinese, French, German or Spanish.Table of Contents
English Prevalence
English in Asia
ESL Career Difficulties
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