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Are you curious about improving your English with an online course - but don't know where to begin to find the best teacher for you? Tomorrow, I'm chatting with Sangeeta Sathe, right here. Sangeeta is one of Blue Noun's recommended online English teachers. This means that we love how she helps people. ELT teachers are all very different. We have unique combinations of skills, expertise, experience, values, prices, priorities, interests and approaches. In each Online English Teacher Feature interview, I talk to an ESL Teacher about their work, so you can learn their passion, skillset, expertise and style and make the right choice for you. Finding a good teacher match is essential to quickly and consistently making progress, reaching your goals - and enjoying learning. Our Online English Teacher Feature is for you if you are looking for the best ways to learn English. Of course, if you would like a shortcut, we do have a one-call consultancy system which saves time and frustration by quickly matching you with a great online English teacher! So you can spend your time improving in English, instead of sorting through 1000s of teachers. What question would you like me to ask Sangeeta tomorrow? https://lnkd.in/eBz_mvyB #onlineenglish #onlineEnglishTeacher #LearnEnglish #HelpMyEnglish

I have often felt that one of the major challenges that ESL teachers face is intermediate and even advanced students who lack a solid foundation in the rudiments of English grammar. For various reasons, students are sometimes prematurely pushed forward to more advanced classes. As many of my fellow English teachers on LinkedIn would agree, the effects of such a pedagogical blunder are profound. For this reason, I have created a course on the Parts of Speech, which are the foundation of English grammar. It's currently available on Udemy. Here is the link: https://lnkd.in/dgdiSjyT

Inspiring Transformation Through English Education 🌟As an English teacher, I am deeply committed to transforming the lives of my students. Beyond teaching grammar and literature, my mission is to ignite a passion for language that transcends the classroom. Every day, I strive to create an inclusive and nurturing environment where each student feels empowered to explore their unique voice and perspective.English isn't just about mastering vocabulary or writing essays—it's about fostering empathy, critical thinking, and effective communication. Through literature, we delve into the depths of human experience, challenging our assumptions and broadening our understanding of the world. By honing language skills, my students learn not only to express themselves articulately but also to listen actively and engage thoughtfully with others.My classroom is a place of growth and discovery, where mistakes are opportunities for learning and every achievement, no matter how small, is celebrated. I believe in the potential of every student to succeed, and I am dedicated to providing the support and encouragement they need to reach their goals.Together, we explore classic texts and contemporary works, analyzing themes, dissecting language, and connecting stories to our own lives. Through discussions and debates, my students learn to articulate their thoughts with clarity and conviction. We write narratives that reflect our dreams and aspirations, and we craft persuasive arguments that advocate for positive change in our communities.As an English teacher, I am not just teaching a subject—I am shaping future leaders, thinkers, and storytellers. My goal is to equip my students with the skills and confidence to navigate the complexities of the world with compassion and courage. By instilling a love for learning and a respect for the power of words, I hope to empower each student to create their own path and make a meaningful difference in the world.Together, we are not just learning English; we are on a journey of personal and collective transformation. Join me in embracing the power of language to change lives and inspire hearts.#EnglishEducation #TeachingTransformations #EmpowerThroughWords

How to Become the Best English Teacher? 5 New Educational Methods for English Teachers Are you an English teacher looking to take your skills to the next level? Are you eager to find new and innovative ways to engage your students and help them excel in the English language? If so, you've come to the right place! #English #English_Teacher #Teaching_English

📚 Excited to share insights on English teaching! 📝 As an educator with over 18 years of experience, I've witnessed the transformative power of language in shaping young minds. From the intricacies of literature to the nuances of effective communication, English teaching goes beyond textbooks. 🌟 Key to success? Creating an engaging learning environment that sparks curiosity and fosters critical thinking. It's about more than grammar rules; it's cultivating a lifelong love for language. 🎓 Reflecting on my journey, being named Teacher of the Year in 2012 was a proud moment. Every student's "aha" moment reinforces the impact educators can have. 🤝 Let's connect and share experiences! How do you approach English teaching? What strategies ignite a passion for language in your students? #EnglishTeaching #EducationMatters #LanguageLearning 📖✨

No Matter How far We Come, Our Parents are Always in Us ~ Brad Meltzer ㅤㅤㅤIn general, my primary desire for teaching was fueled by my upbringing in an educational family. My parents' dedication to the field has sealed the deal for me, long before my teenagehood. After getting my Baccalaureate, I enrolled at university, where my focus began shifting towards English in specific. I got my BA in English Literature, and embarked on my English teaching journey. ㅤㅤㅤLanguage is a powerful tool, as it bridged various cultures together since the dawn of time. This effect is further propagated in today's globalized world, where effective English communication became crucial for both personal growth and professional success. As an ESL teacher, I strive to provide guidance for non-native English speakers, who seek to learn and master the language. ㅤㅤㅤMoreover, I feel a responsibility to share my accumulated knowledge with my students, with the goal of helping them express themselves and connect with the world, previously confined within the restraints of language. Not to mention the diversity present in each student's background, rich in different habits, perspectives and experiences. ㅤㅤㅤFinally, I strongly believe in the nobility of my profession, as teachers are considered second parents to students. And what kind of parent would not feel joy when their children successfully integrate in their communities, especially when they helped prepare for said integration?

Ever tried counting the words your toddler knows? It starts off easy with "dog," "car," and "banana," but pretty soon, you’re out of fingers to count on. Now, imagine counting the words the average adult knows. Experts have given it a shot, but it's a tricky business. Which words do you count? How well should someone know a word? In 2016, researchers at Ghent University in Belgium took a crack at it. They made a list of 61,800 basic words. No proper nouns or multiword phrases like "peanut butter" or "bus stop." Over 221,000 people participated. They had to look at 100 words and say if they knew them. Sneaky researchers threw in 30 fake words just for fun. The results? The average 20-year-old American knows around 42,000 English words. As people age, they pick up about one new word every two days. By 60, they know roughly 48,000 words. This study is useful to track how vocabulary changes over time. This could be a goldmine for us English teachers. 🎉 Want to up your word game in the classroom? As an ESL Consultant, I help non-native English teachers improve their spoken English with personalized lessons! If that’s you, DM me and we can talk! Let's make teaching and learning more fun and bring back the joy in your ESL teaching! Well stick with me because I have a community to help talented ESL professionals bring back the joy, more impact in your work & grow wildly in your careers. *** 𝐻𝑖, 𝐼'𝑚 Roz 😀⁠ ⁠ Check out a place for strategies & guidance for practical tips, resources and courses here https://lnkd.in/gR4yCtU2  #RozWeitzman 🔔 *** #ESLTeacherjoy #BringBacktheJoy #IgniteTheirSpark #ESLTeaching #ESLTeachers #ESLCourses #RozWeitzmansWorld #Education #Coaching #Help #ESLTeacherCommunity #Courses #Resources #LessonPlans

It's Not Mandatory for a Likeable Teacher: Being friends with all students Agreeing with every opinion Providing endless support It's Also Not Mandatory for a Qualified English Institution: Prioritizing English-Only Policies Having only native teachers on staff Expecting students to master every aspect of grammar In the domain of ESL education, there are many things that "must be" one specific way. But after more than 20 years of teaching and interacting with students of all ages, some are more important than others, which is why I: --Try to empathize with students --Show that I can be opinionated --Know that learning happens when there are emotional connections (which sometimes occur in the mother language) Not everyone is going to like you. Speak up for what you believe is beneficial in your classroom. It´s okay to admit that you don´t know everything. Ask yourself better questions: -Am I grounded when I interact with students? -Can I set realistic expectations for myself and them? -Am I fostering emotional connections, even if it means occasionally using their mother tongue? Take matters into your own hands so that you are not at the mercy of circumstances. Your students will learn by example. You will not change the system, but it can certainly eat you up when you´re feeling exhausted, frustrated and undervalued.

Are your ESL students having problems remembering and using new vocabulary? Are you ready to jazz up your English classes and bring back the joy of learning new vocabulary? 🤩 Here’s a great way for your students to remember words like superstars! 🚀💬 📝 Step 1 - Scribble with Purpose 📝 Encourage your students to grab a cool little notebook 📔 that's only for vocabulary magic. Whenever they meet a new word, jot it down. But wait, there's more! 🤓 💬 Step 2 - Sentence Sorcery 💬 Here's the twist: for each word, your students create a sentence. 🎢 This sentence should light up their imagination and make the word pop. 🎆 📚 Step 3 - Keep the Party Going 📚 Learning vocab is like collecting treasures 🏴☠️—the more, the merrier! Encourage your students to keep adding new words and sentences like they're building the ultimate word castle. 🏰 🔄 Step 4 - Groovy Weekly Review 🔄 Now, don't let those words gather dust! ⏳ Once a week, hit rewind and groove to the review beat. 💃 Refreshing their memory keeps the vocab vibes alive and kicking! 🌟 The Vocab Victory Dance 🌟 By following these fab four steps, your students are on the fast track to vocabulary victory! 🏆 Remember, it's not just about memorizing words—it's about making them a part of your students' language universe. 🌍🗺️ Keep spreading the joy of English learning! 🌟📚✨ What are things that you teach your ESL students about how to remember new vocabulary? *** 𝐻𝑖, 𝐼'𝑚 Roz 😀⁠ ⁠ I’m offering to bring back the joy in your ESL teaching with tips and tricks to get more tips to motivate your students right to your email box! Click here https://lnkd.in/gEtHiWbW ⁠ *** Follow my posts on LinkedIn| #RozWeitzman https://lnkd.in/gmifqVPE Ring that bell 🔔 𝑎𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑡𝑜𝑝 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑦 𝑝𝑟𝑜𝑓𝑖𝑙𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑚𝑎𝑘𝑒 𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑒 𝑚𝑦 𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑡𝑠 𝑠ℎ𝑜𝑤 𝑖𝑛 𝑦𝑜𝑢𝑟 𝑓𝑒𝑒𝑑. #ESLTeacherjoy #BringBacktheJoy #IgniteTheirSpark #ESLTeaching #ESLTeachers #ESLCourses #Vocabulary #ESLVocabularyTips #ThinkInEnglish #Vocabularystudy

ATTENTION TO ALL ENGLISH TEACHERS AND LEARNERS IN THE WORLD To validate the points I raised in my previous post, "Learning English with Today's Methods Is Just a Dream for All Foreigners," I'd like to offer you an example of an unusual lesson that demonstrates All English teachers unwittingly transmit utterly false information that has nothing to do with the genuine English that we speak in the UK. In this particular phase of lesson; 1- You'll notice the distinction between the English we speak in England and the phony English that is taught in classrooms nowadays all across the world. 2-During the lesson, a native speaker can sit next to you and share the same knowledge.  Because he or she is a learner of English just like you, the sole distinction is that they apply it through memorizing. 3-This will be an actual lesson lasting one academic hour.  The information presented in the lesson does not exist anywhere. We're ready to prove it. Are you prepared to learn reality? If you are, then contact us on ronnsenglish@gmail.com