Sunday, October 14, 2012. This year it will be my 11th year as a teacher and I must say that. Being involved with education made me a different person. After years teaching people, interacting with different teachers and being taught I have understood that people are born teachers. But what exactly do I mean when I say that? In order to carry on I should at least try to make clear how I define a teacher.

Ideas and Opinions on Teaching English As A Foreign Language. A Letter To My Younger Self. This post is part of a blog challenge created by Joanna Malefaki in which we write a letter to our younger teaching selves. To read more posts in the challenge, click here. The quicker you can learn about the language the better. Trust me, in a few months that.

My Reflection of teaching and learning. Ilá Coimbra tackles the native v non-native teacher debate. Whether we like it or not, the distinction between native and non-native teachers is often made. Ilá Coimbra tactfully dealt with this thorny issue for the latest Braz-TESOL Newsletter. Is it a myth that students prefer native speakers? When less is more! A lesson taught by a child.

Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. Step 2- Create Your Twitter Profile. Step 3- Follow users in your school district. Step 4 - Find Teachers In Your Area, Subject, or Level. Step 5 - Edu-Influencers and Bloggers. Step 6 - Educational Hashtags - Join a conversation.

1 year, 2 centers, 6 CELTA courses. For my first post this year, rather than doing a retrospective of 2016, I want to look back as my first full year as CELTA tutor and my overall experience. Like many of the things I have written about the CELTA and DELTA, this was inspired by something Sandy Millin posted on her blog.