THE FLIPPED LEARNING 1

Hello everybody! Nowadays I tend to summarize some information about a new model of instruction which is "flipped learning model". Though it is unknown many years ago, but it is attracting supporters among educators and directors in American K-12 and postsecondary school rooms. During this model, nearly most of direct instruction is delivered outside the cluster learning range through video or different strategies of delivery. On one hand,...

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How to Teach English Online: Everything You Need to Know

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work from the comfort of your own home? Although more and more ESL teachers are becoming less reluctant to use technology in the classroom, going completely online is a big step, one that most have never even considered. Some can’t even imagine what it would be like to teach a class and not have your students sitting in front of you. Still, teaching English online is a very attractive possibility...

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Differences in American and British English grammar

We 'll speak in this article about many elements that represent in the following : Introduction | 1. Verb agreement with collective nouns | 2. Use of delexical verbs have and take | 3. Use of auxiliaries and modals | 4. Use of prepositions | 5. Past tense forms | 6. Implications for teaching Introduction Speakers of American English generally use the present perfect tense (have/has + past participle)  far less than speakers of...

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Tips for Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Have you ever wondered what it would take to start teaching English as a foreign language? For native English speakers, there are often many opportunities for travelling overseas and teaching English language arts to students in another country. You may be wondering if you have to already know another language when teaching English to others, but some of the best English lessons are often the result of a teacher who only knows English...

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