One of the greatest perks of being an online teacher is the flexibility to teach from anywhere. As long as you have a stable internet connection wherever you’re teaching classes, you can lead a digital nomad lifestyle. Many online teachers…
As the snow melts away in the Northern Hemisphere and signs of spring are in the air, teach your ESL students these idioms that match perfectly with the changing seasons. From the harsh, cold days of winter to the hopeful,…
Yesterday (March 9, 2025) marked the start of daylight saving time (DST)—a potential headache for online teachers managing students across multiple time zones. While some countries observe the time change, others do not, adding to the challenge of coordinating class…
Teaching English online to children is a lot more hands-on than teaching adults. It requires more than just a webcam and a headset. To keep young learners engaged and to make lessons more interactive, having the right props can make…
El Salvador is quickly gaining attention as a desirable destination for digital nomads. While it may not be the first country that comes to mind when you think about remote work, this small Central American country offers many hidden gems…
Heat and thermodynamics are fundamental topics in chemistry and physics that can captivate students by linking abstract scientific concepts to real-world phenomena that the students have experienced themselves. Teaching these topics in an online classroom, however, comes with its set…
Teaching online comes with many advantages, such as flexibility and the ability to work from anywhere. However, it also involves unique challenges that create stressful situations. Whether it’s dealing with unresponsive students, technical difficulties, or last-minute schedule changes, online educators…
Gamification is a powerful strategy to make online learning more interactive, engaging, and fun. By incorporating game-like elements into your virtual classroom, you can motivate students to participate actively, which helps them retain information better. Here are nine ideas to…
As an online ESL teacher, do you ever find teaching verb tenses to be dry and boring? Often, students simply recite the tenses or write them down, but it can be difficult for them to remember the words because they’re…
As we’re entering the third week of the new year, how are you doing with those new year’s resolutions? Over the last two weeks, we shared 16 possible new year goals for educators. If you missed those articles, check them…