Twitter can sometimes be overwhelming.
To tell the truth, I don't often use it - I just post my blogs and maybe re-tweet something interesting! But every now and then, I put in a key-word and find really interesting articles and ideas.
Today's key-phrase was "teaching English"
Here's what I found!
- Creative activities from the TeachingEnglish site, a wonderful chance to get your students talk about important issues:
This free publication describes a range of creative classroom activities aimed at helping you to talk with your students about key issues – such as poverty, hunger and gender equality – raised by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: teachingenglish.org.uk/article/integr #SDGs
- Thinking of integrating literature in your class? Now's the time! How about teaching Hemminway with these wonderful resources from We are teachers site?
These new resources from our friends at take a modern approach to teaching Hemingway. Get the Educator's Guide packed with lessons and activities. #sponsored #HemingwayPBS #edchat #engchat #teachingenglish
- Now that we are teaching online, how do you motivate your teen students? Get some actibity ideas from this webinar:
Watch the webinar: activity ideas for different online teaching scenarios with teens: ift.tt/3mzdqTn #TESOL #ESL #TEFL #EFL #ELLs
- How about writing a story? Oxford ELT offers a beautiful writing guide for you and your students.
Even the best and most famous writers began writing stories as children for the very first time!
Encourage your aspiring authors to write a new story using this guide, or incorporate the activities into your next lesson! -> oxelt.gl/3d3ugH7 #teachingEnglish #ELT
- Want to integrate art in your lesson? Jorge Sette gives us some teaching ideas in his blog!
#Sample activities from the eBook TEACHING #ENGLISH WITH ART: #PICASSO jorgesette.com/2014/12/30/sam via @jorgesetteELT #ELT #EnglishLanguageTeaching #methodology
Using Twitter can sometimes help you get out of your "teacher's block"!
I can't wait to try some of these activities with my students.
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