Write a guest blog post for teachingisfun.net

Hi everyone 👋 From now on, I am totally open to guest blog posts here (on teachingisfun.net)!

If you are interested in contributing, now it’s the perfect time to do so!

Undoubtedly it’s a unique opportunity to share your knowledge, success stories in teaching, and experience with others. I encourage you to write about the things you know and are an expert in. You can write a guest blog post in English, German, or Spanish. As my blog is in English, German, and Spanish, you can write in the language(s) you know, and I can translate into other languages for free.

To begin with, I would like to start by outlining some

Essential rules for contributing to #teachingisfun

Firstly, be positive and kind.
Secondly, keep in mind that your blog post will be read by foreign language teachers.

Next, let me tell you a few

Guidelines for submitting a post

Your text must be unique, i.e., never published before.
A blog post should be 1000 words (+/- 100 words).
Also, the title shouldn’t be longer than 8 words. The perfect formula is “number or trigger + adjective + keyword + promise of value.”
The text must be divided into paragraphs that must be followed by subheadings. One paragraph must be 300 words. 1 sentence must be no longer than 20 words.
In addition, it’s important to avoid passive voice.
After that, there must be a list of used sources. If you are not sure how to cite sources, use citationmachine.net (or just send me the links you used).
Check your text for plagiarism. You can use QueText.

Assets Needed:

Your short bio (2-3 sentences);
Your best picture in good resolution;
Links to your social media accounts, website, YouTube, and LinkedIn;
Your email address.

NB:

•I can ask you to edit your text.
•I reserve the right to edit the texts. But if I do, I’ll send it to you before I post it.

Send me your pitch

Of course, if you have any questions, please let me know. I’ll answer you ASAP.

#teachingisfun