Category: teaching
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Starting a Writing Course in German
Writing is a massive part of my life. I write every day – messages, emails, blog posts (for my clients and me), business offers for my potential clients, etc. I love writing. Presently, I am also writing blogs post for an American educational company – Verbal Bridges – in English, German, and Spanish. The project…
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10 Text Editing Tips And Tricks
As you sit down to edit your text, you probably would like to have the plan to do it in the most efficient way. Therefore, I have prepared a list with 10 tips for editing texts. I highly recommend not publishing your first draft. Instead, it would be best if you proofread your text. Probably…
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How to Calculate the Readability of Your Text Easily
You write a text. You like it. But are you sure that your text is easy to read? In this article, I will tell you what you should pay attention to and how to calculate the readability of your text easily. When we write our texts, we should pay attention to headlines, keywords, transition words,…
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Win New Clients By Answering Them Right
Recently I’ve talked to my colleague. She told me she had been texting with a potential client. Yet, she did not win one. Then, we discussed the conversation. My colleague wondered what she could do to win a new client. Let’s have a look at their conversation: – Hi. Do you teach English? I’m looking…
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preparing lesson plans for Mondays – a guide for teachers
I had a poll on my Instagram account asking teachers when they prepare lesson plans for Mondays. Many answered on Sundays. I have created a printable guide with a checklist for language teachers with 5 tips on how to avoid composing lesson plans on weekends. let me know if it helped you! stay in touch…
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A 5 y.o. Composes to-do Lists
This morning was thinking of how to inspire teachers and teacher trainers to compose to-do lists. To get more inspiration, I started scrolling my Facebook feed. And guess what? I found a comment by Kristin C., under one of the posts, that her 5 y.o. son composes to-do lists! He cannot write, so he draws…
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Another Year, Another Major Change On My Website
Every year I make major changes to my website. In 2020 I decided to buy the domain name – teachingisfun.net. As a matter of fact, I used to have a website where after my name, I had wordpress.com. For many years, I didn’t have a shorter domain name. So I am saying that domain names…
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teaching during war
an honest story 2022 my life changed dramatically on the 24th of February, 2022. it was 239 days ago. on that day, russian forces began the full invasion of Ukraine. they’ve been dropping massive bombs on civilians, destroying our homes, hospitals, schools, etc. since then, I’ve practically been living in my corridor, hiding from russian…
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Printable handouts for English teachers
I’ve created some beautiful printable and free handouts for teachers. I know that many teachers always look for handouts to use besides course books. And unfortunately, some teachers do not have enough financial resources to buy books/handouts. That’s why I created some free handouts for teachers and learners. I love creating them using Canva. First,…
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Contract Agreement with Learners
Having a contract agreement with your learners/clients has many benefits. Contract agreements make my life easier in many ways. They are legal promises, not just “empty promises.” Personally, I don’t enjoy surprises or unexpected twists. I want to enjoy my work/projects and get the most out of them. Benefits Oral agreements might mean nothing. Contracts…
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