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Video review of week 3

We’ve come to the end of the third week of the course and, in this video, Lindsay and Marie Therese look back at some of the main talking points of …

An online writing lesson

As we’ve discussed, a student may write sentences or a short text in a writing lesson, or they might write a text for homework. In this step, you’re going to …

Helping students to improve their pronunciation

Online teachers can help learners to develop their pronunciation in much the same way as face-to-face teachers do: by modelling pronunciation and giving learners the opportunity to practise that same …

A group online speaking lesson

Planning a group speaking lesson is often more challenging than planning a one-to-one speaking lesson. We need to consider how we can ensure all learners in the group have the …

Exploiting features of a platform

Now that you’re more familiar with the features that a platform might offer, you’re going to look at these features being used in a lesson. Task Watch the video which …

Ask us your questions

At the end of the week, Lindsay and Marie Therese will answer your questions about the topics we’ve covered in week 2 of our Teaching English Online course. Here’s a …

Developing speaking skills outside a lesson

Speaking practice is no longer something that can only be done in a lesson. There are many digital tools that allow learners to communicate outside the classroom and complete speaking …

Privacy, security and copyright

One aspect of teaching online that a teacher must consider is online security and privacy. It’s important to be aware of online data and privacy laws in your country and …

Useful online reading resources

There’s a wealth of authentic reading material available to teachers and learners online. News reports, blogs, reviews, social media posts, advertisements, shopping sites and magazine articles allow us to create …

Reading in a lesson or for homework

In the previous step, Lindsay and Marie Therese talked about how the text and task can help to determine whether learners read a text in a lesson or for homework. …

Ask us your questions

At the end of the week Lindsay and Marie Therese will answer your questions about the topics we’ve covered this week on our Teaching English Online course. Here’s a reminder …