Hello, everybody!<\/p>\n
This is a post for my fellow teachers. Last week I shared some tips to use movies in the English class and today I’m going to give you three suggestions for improving your teaching skills.<\/p>\n
1. Collablogatorium<\/a><\/strong>– This is Carla Arena’s site with lots of well-written articles about her teaching practice, experience and activities she has used in her classes. Here are some of her posts:<\/p>\n What Yo Yo Ma Has to Teach Educators<\/strong><\/a> 2. Leoxicon<\/a><\/strong>– Leo’s blogging from Tel Aviv and his blog brings activities, ideas and useful tips with a lexical touch.<\/p>\n Does digital mean better?<\/strong><\/a> 3. Luiz Ot\u00e1vio’s ELT Page<\/a><\/strong> – Luiz is a good friend and has great articles on his site about teaching, tips for activities and much more. Make sure you check it out.<\/p>\n 5 things I’m not sure I know about teaching anymore<\/a><\/strong> 4. Teacher Reboot Camp<\/a><\/strong> – Shelly Sanchez Terrell brings tons of links of activities for busy teachers, professional development and her reflections on education.<\/p>\n 10+ Getting to Know You Activities for Kids<\/strong><\/a> Of course there are hundreds of great sites for teachers and your suggestion is more than welcome! Take care and see you next time!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hello, everybody! This is a post for my fellow teachers. Last week I shared some tips to use movies in the English class and today I’m going to give you three suggestions for improving your teaching skills. 1. Collablogatorium– This is Carla Arena’s site with lots of well-written articles about her teaching practice, experience and…<\/p>\n
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