Teaching beginner students early on about ‘House, Room and Furniture’ vocabulary is important, if students are to learn to communicate in English. Not […]

When I was an EFL/ESL teacher in Thailand, there were some things I always taught a new EFL/ESL class. How to give directions […]

Many EFL/ESL students have problems when it comes to writing a persuasive letter or e-mail in English. Teaching how to write persuasively doesn’t […]

Many adults who learn EFL (English as a Foreign Language) or ESL (English as a Second Language) have problems figuring out how to […]

This is a reprint of a story I wrote several years ago, when I used to teach English in Thailand. It is still […]

Teaching EFL students subjects other than English, in English, can sometimes be a challenge. Unlike ESL (English as a Second Language) students who […]

When you teach English as a Second Language (ESL) or English as a Foreign Language (EFL), one of the topics most teachers eventually […]

As an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher in Thailand, one thing I always taught early on to all my beginner level […]

Sponsor a Child Overseas and Watch Your EFL Students Be Fascinated with Geography The secret to teaching World Geography to kids of almost […]

Lesson Plan: How to Teach Interview Skills to EFL/ESL Students in Thailand As an eight-year veteran of teaching English (EFL) in Thailand, I’ve […]

  At a TEFL conference several years ago, I read several studies showing teaching EFL (English as a Foreign Language) to students of […]

  Small talk is something many EFL students have problems with. Often they’re shy when speaking English so their minds go blank when […]

One of the subjects an EFL/ESL teacher often struggles with is not only how to get students to understand the Five Ws (Who, […]

  Teaching English (EFL/ESL) in Thailand, one thing I’ve noticed is my students’ inability to understand native English speakers because of the slang […]

  Teaching EFL English in Thailand, I sometimes struggle to try to get my students to write something in English that’s interesting. Most […]

One of the classes I always enjoyed teaching to my EFL students in Thailand the most was learning how to use ‘Imperatives’ or […]

Most Thai students, but particularly children who are beginners, find it difficult to learn adjectives and to understand where to place them in […]

  In the decade I taught EFL/ESL (English as a Foreign Language/English as a Second Language) in Asia, I noticed how much my […]

  Teaching EFL/ESL in Thailand,  I have noticed most of my EFL/ESL students have problems wtih word stress. Even the high-level students are […]

  Some of the best and most fluent English speakers I’ve met in Thailand have been Thais who taught themselves English listening to […]

One of the main problems EFL/ESL students in Thailand have is learning new English vocabulary. Often, their grammar skills will be quite good, but […]

Teaching new EFL vocabulary is usually boring, for teachers and students alike. It’s difficult for a teacher to come up with a lesson […]

  One thing many EFL/ESL teachers in Thailand get frustrated with is getting their corporate students talking. That’s why this free corporate EFL/ESL […]