Teachers

Vocabulary is the building block of language learning: here you’ll find a concise overview of how to properly teach it so that your students will grasp it in terms of meaning, form, and pronunciation.

A good lead-in sets the context of the entire lesson, engages the students in the content from the very beginning, and is student-centered by providing them ample opportunity to practice speaking for fluency.

In one short blog, you will learn about pronouncing ALL of the consonants sounds of the English language; and get a start on mastering phonology, speaking cool different accents, and getting a job as a famous actor or mysterious international spy!

Pronunciation of -ed endings is a common frustration for ESL students. Here, you will learn the rule governing the pronunciation of -ed endings and get some advice on how to implement this rule inside the classroom.

-s endings are common place and often mispronounced. Find out the rule governing the pronunciation of -s endings and how best to teach their pronunciation to your students.

A communicative lesson plan that will not only teach your students the three main modes of pronouncing consonants but will also give them plenty of speaking practice in a fun, practical, and communicative context.