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Cultivating Joy and Purpose: Strategies to Support Emerging TESOL Educators

Jonell Pacyga | 15 Dec 2025

Discover why drawing attention to moments of joy and connection in the classroom—often found in multilingual moments—can strengthen your motivation and sense of purpose.

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Mark Cormier, Betsy Parrish | 15 Dec 2025

Learn how to foster sustained, reflective, and teacher-driven professional learning by starting a Community of Practice with your colleagues (including step-by-step, downloadable materials to get you started).

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3 Ways Language Teachers Can Participate in Asynchronous Professional Development

Shélynn Riel, Anna Ciriani-Dean | 15 Dec 2025

As we close out 2025, are you looking for accessible professional development ideas? Be inspired to dive in online—no matter your time zone!

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Online Teaching

Cameras On? Cameras Off? Is This the question?

Deciding on a camera policy means confronting deeper questions about presence and engagement in online learning. Find practical tips for an inclusive approach to camera use in your synchronous classes.


Graciela Martin

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TESOL Focus

TESOL 2025 Virtual Convention Highlights

The TESOL 2025 Virtual Convention gathered ELT professionals from around the world for two dynamic days of learning and networking. Check out some of the highlights and comments from attendees!

TESOL International Association

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How to Use Escape Room Activities to Enhance Language Learning

Dilafruz Vosieva, Kaitlin Decker | 15 August 2025

Escape room activities are powerful tools for creating a joyful, low-stress learning environment that lowers the affective filter and boosts motivation. In this article, the authors show you how to design and implement an escape room activity in your own classroom.

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