Feb 16, 2010 4481 Views
Mar 21, 2010 4054 Views
For a TEFL teacher about to start their TEFL teaching career, choosing the right TEFL teacher training course can be daunting. When trying to figure out the accreditation of the TEFL course, the task is overwhelming. Thus, information is needed on more internationally recognized teacher training courses and accreditation/certification agencies for TEFL courses.
Apr 26, 2010 4245 Views
With 20-60 minutes to demonstrate your teaching skills the pressure is on! There are many factors which cannot be controlled but many more that can.
May 1, 2010 6991 Views
If you lined up 100 teachers and asked for their Top 10 Most Effective Teaching Methods, you'd probably get 100 different lists. Here's this retired math teacher's tried and proven list.
May 1, 2010 10928 Views
Teaching is tough enough. However, if you really want to make it hard on yourself and turn off your students, try one of these.
Jul 4, 2010 3871 Views
It is difficult however to strictly categorise teachers under certain headings as teachers will find various aspects of each category true for them and their own particular personality types. These categories therefore have very vague lines...
Aug 14, 2010 3299 Views
Sep 13, 2010 3798 Views
Training is not about us as trainers or even the content we have to deliver. Instead it is about creating the environment and guiding the process that facilitates gaining a skill, changing an attitude, or enhancing a professional or personal sense of efficacy around our trainee's self-identified challenges under the umbrella of the larger outcome.
Oct 4, 2010 5464 Views
Feb 4, 2011 4285 Views
This may be a controversial topic of discussion but it's a problem faced by students commonly: What if you have a 'bad' teacher at school during your all-important HSC year? Firstly, what do we mean by 'bad' teacher? We certainly don't mean a teacher who is strict and demands highly of his/her class (here, we call that a great teacher!).
