Shirin Sophy

Are you interested in teaching English in Thailand? ITTT TEFL course graduate Shirin moved to Thailand to teach English and shares her experience in this blog post article.

In this article, some basic tips that can make online teaching a more convenient experience for both teachers and students are discussed.

Are you struggling to control your classroom? These tips will help you improve your classroom management for your lessons.

According to Plato's answer to the question of how individuals learn new topics, the soul is fully aware of the knowledge at birth. People simply recall and recollect it. During the 20th century, numerous hypotheses have been developed by psychologists in order to clarify and simplify the procedures and outcomes of this process. In this article, some fundamental learning theories are discussed.

In this blog post, we discover the different types of student assessments that English teachers will face during their teaching careers.

If you are a teacher of a foreign language, you should take a look at this overview of Stephen Krashen's theories of second language acquisition.

This article explores how ESL interaction patterns are influenced by different seating arrangements in an ESL classroom.

The following features that are briefly discussed in this article can directly affect the quality of the lesson and facilitate generating a more desired outcome.

The activation phase is naturally divided into some steps to facilitate the activation process, including the controlled, semi-controlled, and free practices that are briefly discussed in this post.

This blog post is a suggested procedure that can be taken into account while teaching productive skills after the engagement phase is applied and learners are ready to start the study phase.

The study stage, when the teaching is actually done, is the second phase of a straight-arrow ESA lesson plan. What needs to be taught in this stage depends on the course content and the source the teacher is expected to cover through a specific period.

When it comes to student engagement, there is a wide variety of tools a teacher can take to the class in order to keep the students attracted and focused all through the lesson.

Here are five fun and adaptable games for ESL classes that work in every classroom with any type of student.

Catching and correcting errors is an important job of an English teacher. Here are the three most common ways of error correction in classrooms.

Every classroom is filled with a variety of different kinds of students. In this blog post, we discuss how to deal with different types of students.

No matter how seasoned and confident a teacher is, there are occasions specifically before starting a new class that every teacher might wonder, "what if they don't like me?" Here are some excellent adaptable warm-up ideas to implement in your ESL classroom.