Tag: Teach

Hola amigos, Are you interested in learning Spanish but hesitant to invest money in courses? Or perhaps you’re on a tight budget? If so, you’re in luck! There are numerous YouTube channels dedicated to teaching Spanish for free. In this article, I’ll share some of my favori...

So I have been doing a lot of posting on travelling (and some on language teaching, but mostly on travelling) and I find myself in need of rectifying a situation: there are, as of yet, no posts about translation. Let me put your minds at ease by stating that this post seeks to remedy this deficiency...

As a child growing up in rural South Africa, much of what I knew about the broader world I discovered through my television screen. National Geographic taught me about polar bears and tsunamis, and the history channel gave me a decent understanding of the industrial revolution and who really killed ...

While you can use ChatGPT to generate English activity suggestions, practice conversations, improve grammar, and learn the meaning of new words, it should be used with caution (= carefully). ChatGPT still makes mistakes and produces confusing answers every once in a while (= sometimes)&...

Reasons for learning The importance of student motivation Different contexts Responsibility Learner differences Reasons for learning — All around the world people learn English for varying reasons, many learn due to having moved into a target-language community and they need to operat...

Do you have what it takes to help students around the world improve their English, to help them break the ice and start speaking with more confidence? Have you ever wanted to try teaching but never had the time, or just wanted to socialize with a chat pal while earning some extra cash? Pop On is the...

Sociology is a science that focuses on the way an individual interacts with his or her environment. Not only that, but it focuses on the group mindset of a society. Through the readings assigned so far, students are taught the basics of sociology. We see how it is implemented; as a means of understa...

In my defense, it was middle school, and it — and everyone in it — was awkward. And I really didn’t know the significance of the holiday — just that we celebrated it. (I think I knew that different people celebrated it differently / for different reasons, but I definitely was...

I’m a white yoga teacher who, truth be told, never asked myself this question when I decided to become a yoga teacher 15+ years ago. It felt pretty uncomfortable when I realized it was time to start asking it. So, if you’re a white yoga teacher, I hear you: you might be feeling irrita...