The Do’s and Don’ts for Teachers on Social Media Infographic

   There are millions of teachers on social media right now. They discuss professional, personal, and cultural things on a daily basis. But what are the best ways to make the most of your time on social networks? The Do’s and Don’ts for Teachers on Social Media Infographic presents a few best practices to keep in mind as you embrace the brave new world of social media for teachers. Best Uses of Social Media Do the following: Post...

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Plickers: A magic tool for teachers in the classroom

                                  Plickers is a powerfully simple tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices.                  In fact, I myself has used this tool recently and it was fascinating and fruitful  for my pupils. So, I admire every...

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Mystery Skype: Connecting Classrooms

             This video appealed to me as it encouraged me to try this experience. I hope to succeed in finding a teacher at any school to interact with me and my students to set up this connecting, collaborative and interactive classroom. ...

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MY TWT COURSE MEMORIES

        My (Teaching With Technology) TWT course That I have attended in the TDC (Technological Development Center), Al Buhaira Governorate, Egypt.         These memories and events have finished today but they will still in my mind and won't be forgettable. They were really magnificent and eternal ones for the rest of my love. I thank all my friends and colleagues for their cooperation spirit and I...

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Skype Interview tips for ESL English teacher jobs

Before the job interview Obviously it is wise to read up about the company and find out all you can about their schools, teaching methods, course material, requirements and any other details you can. Not only does it show initiative and that you are genuinely interested in job you are interviewing for but having a good understanding of the company allows you to make a more informed decision on whether that particular school is right for...

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What If Assessment Was Used to Elevate Learning Rather than to Rank Students?

Thanks a lot for Ron Berger as I personally admired his article and wanted to share with my dear readers to make use of it with our kids and learners. Finally, I hope you enjoy reading this article. See you later! Bye bye!Hany Al Gamasy ESL TeacherAl Shabab Language SchoolShubra Khit, Al Buhaira, Egypt. By Ron Berger January 8, 2015 2:30 pm Imagine you are the coach of your daughter’s soccer team. Assessment would be important...

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Monkey's Games Measure Reading Skill

Undoubtedly, games are an effective tool for inspiring and promising learning. So Visit  Monkey's favourite places and play 8 mini games to test your English. Unlock new games as you progress - but watch out, the games get harder as you go along! Exam level: Young Learners (Starters, Movers, Flyers) CEFR level: A1-A2 Skills practised: Reading http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/games-social/monkey-puzzles/ ...

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