Teaching Resources
Are you wondering how you can become the enthusiastic, inspirational and successful educator you’ve always wanted to be? We’ve got you covered! Read on to find out what it takes to become a great teacher… 1. Make Learning Fun Shake things up! Teaching doesn’t always mean that you have to explain vocabulary or grammatical concepts. […]
Holiday breaks are often much needed for many of us but it can be hard to return to work and study afterwards. Read on to learn how this post-break period can affect English learners and pick up some tips on how to motivate them after a long time out of the classroom. The Effects of […]
Students who are new to online learning may, at first, find this type of learning a little disorientating since they are used to a physical space and the physical presence of a teacher. Some may also make the mistake of thinking that online learning requires less of an effort but in fact it is quite […]
If you’re interested in teaching ESL abroad, there is a huge demand for ESL teachers all over the world. One of the key reasons for this is that the expat lifestyle appeals to many adventurers who want to experience living in a foreign country for a long period of time. Traditionally, arranging all the details […]
Why Teach Poetry? Poetry can really liven up the classroom and because of the wide variety of styles and topics, every student is bound to find a poem that they love. Poetry can also expose students to authentic English that is used in real life situations. Students can also see how words can be used […]
Over the past year, the team at E-planet Educational Services have been working hard on developing new books and products to help both English language students and educators. Our new English Language Teaching (ELT) catalogue provides all the essential details regarding our current books, courses, and products but also information about some of our upcoming […]
For today’s English lesson we’re going to look at transitive and intransitive verbs but before that can you answer this question? What’s the difference between these two sentences? I carry the bag. The dog barked. Of course, the meaning is completely different but concentrate on the grammar. How do the sentences differ grammatically? You’ll notice […]
People often learn languages better when they’re having fun because they focus more on the game or activity rather than on learning itself. Here are some fun activities that can be used in the classroom. These are great ideas for a new class to get to know each other, a warm-up exercise at the beginning […]
Today we’re going to learn some easy English grammar that you will use every day. This, these, that and those are demonstratives, that means they are used to point out particular items. We use this (singular) and these (plural): to talk about people or things near us This is a nice cup of tea. Whose shoes […]