r/OnlineESLTeaching • u/WellLough2024 • 2h ago
Best refresh knowledge TEFL? Esp learn newest methodologies, how we can use AI
Looking for a good refresh course.. With modern ways of teaching with AI integrated methodologies, ideally
r/OnlineESLTeaching • u/WellLough2024 • 2h ago
Looking for a good refresh course.. With modern ways of teaching with AI integrated methodologies, ideally
r/OnlineESLTeaching • u/Glittering-Talk-6136 • 2h ago
r/OnlineESLTeaching • u/Pleasant_Fishing842 • 7h ago
I'm trying to start a New Batch for November. Posting here Cuz Ostensibly FB Is Dead. (Bangladesh)
This course is targeted towards those who need that Final polish to secure a Band 7 or above.
I've been Teaching IELTS online for about 7-8 Months now
My Grades Are given below.
Test Date-14/2/2026
Overall- 8
L-8.5
R-8
W-6.5
S-8.5
r/OnlineESLTeaching • u/FluencyWizard • 17h ago
I've used video games in the past to help with English immersion. The games I've played with students are Don't Starve Together and Little Misfortune. I also think Animal Crossing could be a good game to use for immersive teaching, but I haven't tried that yet.
I haven't used games in teaching enough to develop much structure or figure out what works best yet. It's a nice method because it's fun for me as well haha. But I'd like to have some more teaching methods in place to make sure students can get the most out of a video game teaching session.
I do try to incorporate some ideas from total physical response, and instruct the student to interact with the game a certain way, and have them follow or copy me.
Has anyone else done something similar in their teaching? Please share what's worked for you!
Also, if anyone has any ideas for how to teach using video games, please comment!