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Frolleagues: Why Friendships at Work Matter

In an earlier blog I suggested that our strengths and skills in the professional sphere are interconnected with our personal growth and development, and that admonitions to separate the personal from the professional may not be realistic or helpful.

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What’s Different About Teaching Second Language Reading to Adults?

Early in my career, I used to be jealous of reading teachers.

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Avoiding Tokenism in Multicultural Education: 7 Strategies

One of the common ways in which schools address cultural diversity is by hosting a Cultural Day or Cultural Week.

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7 Tips for Doing Read-Alouds the Right Way

Early in my career, when I taught a self-contained class of fourth- and fifth-grade newcomers, I definitely did read-alouds the wrong way.

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4 Low-Prep Creative Writing Ideas

In need of a quick, low-prep lesson?

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STEM in ELT: 3 Ways to Seal the Leaky STEM Pipeline

The “Leaky Pipeline” is a metaphor for students’ disproportionate exit from participation in a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) content area throughout K–12 school and college, resulting in their underrepresentation in STEM careers.

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Teach English Online More Effectively Using TPR Strategies

While these three letters—TPR—might sound very mysterious, you have probably found yourself using this instructional strategy at some point in your life without even realizing it.

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5 Short Animated Films to Build Speaking Practice

Learn how short films with no dialogue can act as discussion prompts and interactive texts for English learners of all levels.

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2026 TESOL Election Slate

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Empowering Newcomers: Engaging Strategies to Build Academic Language and Skills

This four-week course, designed for K–12 practitioners working with limited English language learners in general education, bilingual education, ESOL/ELL education, and special education, addresses specific issues in assessment, intervention, and identification strategies that are most effective in separating difference from disability.

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