KOTESOL: Short Stories and L2 Learners
An interesting article outlining how to incorporate a literature project into ESL classroom, making it a student centered, interactive experience for students.
Jackie Bolen carried out a survey to find out what types of jobs people were getting when they returned home after teaching abroad.
Korea is very much a credentials-based society which creates huge competition among students for the best schools & universities. Park Go is fighting for change
Are you interested in developing your eduction methods? Interested in making a difference with your teaching? There’s no better way to do so than getting involved in with the Critical Educators in Korea.
A thought provoking discussion about inclusive testing. Is it possible to make tests a fair assessment for all students?
Gwangju-Jeonnam KOTESOL’s Lindsey Herron gives some great tips on digital storytelling. Join the May 2 Reflective Practice and chapter meeting.
Reflecting on, and sharing, our teaching practices and experiences in the classroom is a powerful way for teachers to become the best educators they can be.
Whether you’re new to ESL teaching or an experienced teacher, start the school year on the right foot with these 10 commandments in mind.