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Grab your favorite beverage and join fellow English language teachers. We will spend this hour conversing about our lives, sharing classroom practices, learning, and making new friends. Let’s value virtual connections - join us to network, share, and learn! TESOL Live! is offered at no cost to TESOL members and nonmembers. Advance registration is required.
TESOL Live! is hosted by the TESOL Membership Professional Council (MPC) on the third Saturday of every month at 8am Eastern time.
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March's TESOL Live
Join us 21 March 2026
Chat with your global colleagues, share classroom practices, and build your network at this month's TESOL Live!
We will be joined by our featured guest Mohamed Nabil, educational consultant, teacher trainer, and conference speaker.
Designing with Learner Needs in Mind (UDL)
Ever delivered a lesson that felt spot-on—only to watch your students disengage or miss the point entirely? Has putting in that extra effort left you feeling frustrated? Why aren’t they connecting with the activity you carefully crafted to be both fun and meaningful? In this fun session, we’ll explore how adopting a design mindset can help you better differentiate your instruction. By focusing on learner variability and purposeful design, we’ll uncover strategies to create more inclusive, responsive, and effective learning experiences—boosting outcomes and helping students thrive in English.
About Our Featured Guest
Mohamed Nabil is an educational consultant, teacher trainer, and conference speaker with over a decade of international experience in teacher development, curriculum design, and educational leadership. He is the Founder of Educast International, where he leads global conferences, professional development programmes, and podcasts focused on evidence-based practice, teacher agency, and ethical innovation in education. His work spans ELT, assessment, AI integration, and leadership development across the MENA region and international platforms. Mohamed regularly collaborates with universities, publishers, and educational organizations, and is known for bridging research, policy, and classroom practice.