TTELT: Teaching Tips for English Language Teachers

TTELT (Teaching Tips for English Language Teachers) is a program of the Rhoades Education Foundation, 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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37.0 Secret Sauce

June 21, 2021

This week, we have COO Dr. Aileen Hale share tips for teachers to come up with their own Secret Sau…

36.0 Podcasting Tips with Jesus Villegas

June 15, 2021

This week on TTELT, Jesus teaches us how he created a podcasting class with his students. We hope …

35.0 Publishing as a Teacher with Isabel Campoy

June 3, 2021

This week Isabel talks to us about how to pubish and discusses ideas that you will get to try out i…

34.0 Visual Thinking Strategies with Jennifer Gonzales

May 25, 2021

This week on TTELT, Jennifer Gonzales is talking to us about Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS). Joi…

33.0 Engaging with GooseChase

May 17, 2021

This week on TTELT, Gena introduces GooseChase-- the fun app that helps your students learn and bon…

32.0 Publishing, as an Educator with Dr. Alma Flor Ada

May 10, 2021

This week on TTELT, Alma Flor Ada talks to us about how educators can become published writers. Ple…

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The Research Shows

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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