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10 Business Negotiations Idioms Explained to English as a Second Language Learners
English idioms or idiomatic expressions have always been one of the trickiest topics for English as a Second Language learners. This is because the real meanings of English idioms are so far off their literal meanings. These real meanings are...
10 commentsAdvantages and Challenges of Teaching ESL/EFL
Teaching ESL and EFL is a great way to travel and see the world. Bring a kit of supplies with you. You can prepare yourself with a certificate in TESL from a college near you,or just go as a native speaker with a degree and find work with private schools and students. There is also a good job market as a tutor among international students studying in North America, UK or Australia.
1 commentA Thought Provoking, Simple ESL Activity
If you're looking for a simple yet meaningful ESL (English as a Second Language) activity that will inspire some good thought and discussion in your classroom, you've come to the right place. This lesson uses optical illusions and other images to generate conversations that get students to "dig deeper," pairing creative analysis with observation.
0 commentsESL How to Describe a Person
It can be challenging to describe a person in a language that is not your own. Where do you start? What are the most important things to point out? What is correct to say? What should you avoid saying? For answers, read on! First, when you...
37 comments10 Love Idioms Explained to English as a Second Language Learners
Idioms or idiomatic expressions comprise one of the most difficult topics for non-native English speakers in their study of English as a Second Language. This is because idioms have abstract meanings, which are largely based on the culture of...
10 commentsHappy Idioms - Figurative Language
Idioms are phrases or figures of speech. An idiom is a form of figurative language that stands for something else. It is an expression. Idioms are especially difficult for foreigners of any language. Idioms are not necessarily predictable in their use or context. Context clues are not easily identifiable when determining meaning. Idioms can vary within social classes, generations and region. Here is a list of happy idioms in the English language...
32 commentsPreschool ESL Classroom Activities: Storytelling
Storytelling can be used as a preschool ESL classroom activity. ESL storytelling with children isn't just reading aloud. It's an interactive process between the ESL teacher and ELL students, and it's a highly effective technique in second language teaching and learning. Because storytelling is primarily a speaking activity, it fits perfectly into preschool second language lessons.
10 commentsTeaching ESL: Creating a Lesson Plan in 4 Steps
A perfect guide for the ESL teacher. This article will outline how to create a lesson plan in 4 easy steps. Follow this guideline when planning a lesson for teaching English as a foreign language.
10 commentsHow to Teach English as a Second Language to Kids (Complete with FREE Lesson Links)
The global demand for teachers who teach English as a Second Language to kids has been on the rise particularly in Asia, where parents become increasingly aware that the ability to use English can be their kids’ competitive advantage in the...
3 commentsESL Games for Kids: Simon Says
If you're an ESL teacher for young children, you really ought to make good use of the children's game Simon Says. If you're an ESL teacher who isn't a native English speaker and who isn't aware of this game,...
















