TTELT: Teaching Tips for English Language Teachers

TTELT: Teaching Tips for English Language Teachers

TTELT (Teaching Tips for English Language Teachers) is a program of the Educators Worldwide, consisting of podcasts, YouTube channel, workshops, and Professional Development courses for English Language (EL) teachers. Podcast episodes include quick tips that can be implemented in your classes, immediately. In each Episode, we share our own tips for engaging your students and interview expert EL teachers. We focus on one topic per episode/podcast, so that you can choose the episodes that will benefit you and your students most.

Our founder, Dr. Gena Rhoades, created TTELT because, as a fellow teacher and teacher-trainer, she recognizes the need for ongoing professional development. In today's world, English is a gatekeeper to employment, globally. English teachers know how important it is to be well-trained, offering the best for their students to learn English, competently, to obtain future employment.

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49.0 Exploring Voice Through Storytelling
Try This In Your Classroom Storytelling Speaking Pronunciation

49.0 Exploring Voice Through Storytelling

Sept. 14, 2021

To continue the September storytelling theme, the we are joined by educator Hansley Cazeau to learn how he uses short recordings to improve speaking and listening skills with his students.

Guest: Hanzley Cazeau
48.0 Interactive Storytelling with Eva Grayzel
Try This In Your Classroom Storytelling

48.0 Interactive Storytelling with Eva Grayzel

Sept. 7, 2021

Master storyteller Eva Grayzel joins the TTELT podcast to share her enthusiasm for engaging language learners through interactive storytelling. Eva has been sharing stories with international audiences for over 30 years. In …

Guest: Eva Grayzel
47.0 Everyone Has a Story to Tell with Rose To
Try This In Your Classroom Storytelling

47.0 Everyone Has a Story to Tell with Rose To

Aug. 31, 2021

Everyone has a story to tell — you & your students. In teaching English, stories may be told through speaking & writing; stories received by listening & reading. In the classroom, Rose shares how to combine story-telling usi…

46.0 Podcasts for English Language Learning and Teaching with Dr. Aileen Hale and Jennifer Gonzales
Online Tools Pedagogy Podcasts

46.0 Podcasts for English Language Learning and Teaching with Dr. Aileen Hale and Jennifer Gonzales

Aug. 24, 2021

Podcasting is a very popular teaching technique across disciplines and ages. Discover how to integrate podcasts into classroom instruction both online and face-to-face (on/offline). Dr. Aileen Hale and Jennifer Gonzales disc…

45.0 Pronunciation with Mark Hancock

45.0 Pronunciation with Mark Hancock

Aug. 17, 2021

A leader in the field of pronunciation, Mark Hancock engages us in pronunciation tips through games, puzzles, poems, and chants. Learn pair work activities to engage students in distinguishing words like tap and tab or plane…

44.0 Big Talk: Facilitating Meaningful Discussions with Jennifer Gonzales

44.0 Big Talk: Facilitating Meaningful Discussions with Jennifer Gonzales

Aug. 10, 2021

Jen Gonzales, a TTELT Board member and an EL Fellow shares insights on how to engage your students in meaningful and authentic conversations - "Big Talk". In contrast to "small talk", Big Talk develops deeper discussion skil…

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Research (OECD, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2013) consistently states the importance of ongoing teacher training and development. We all know that “quality teaching is vital for improving student learning” (OECD, 2005), but many teachers do not have the opportunity to participate in ongoing professional development, nor the resources to fund further development and education.

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