Learning And Teaching English
Would you like to ace your O Level English language paper? Do you want to crack the code to write the perfect summary for your O Level English language paper? In this post, you will learn to write a summary for your O Level English language paper without feeling distressed! The Summary Writing Question for … Read more
In this post, I am sharing thirty creative story writing prompts for kids that are suitable for students in Kindergarten through Grade 05. What are writing prompts? Writing prompts are short writing topics that allow students to express their thoughts about a given topic. Why use writing prompts? Writing prompts are important and helpful as … Read more
Reading is one of the core language skills that we all develop over time. It takes focus, undivided attention, practice, and last but not least, patience to develop strong reading skills. Although it takes time to improve reading skills, it is not impossible. All it takes is determination and commitment to do what it takes … Read more
Finding the main idea of a text is one of the most basic and crucial reading skills. It is key to understanding what you read. The main idea holds all the pieces of the text together. Once you identify the main idea, everything else becomes easy to decipher and comprehend. What Is The Main Idea? … Read more
Classroom management has always posed a great challenge to teachers around the world. If you are in your first year teaching, this post is for you. In this post, I share the top 05 classroom management books to help you manage your class like a pro. Classroom Management That Works: Research-Based Strategies for Every Teacher … Read more
There vs Their – Explanation: There vs Their. Why do these words have the same pronunciation, but do not mean the same thing? Many English language learners make this common mistake of using “there” in place of “their” and using “their” when they mean to use “there”. I know, it gets confusing. It is because … Read more
It’s okay. It is okay if you don’t know when to use it’s vs its. It’s perfectly normal to see many English language learners use it’s (with an apostrophe) and its (without an apostrophe) incorrectly. Often you might write a sentence like this, “Its a busy day today,” when you really mean to use “it’s” … Read more
Before discussing the usage of commas, first let’s talk about the nouns of direct address and how to use them correctly. Nouns Of Direct Address: Simply put, nouns of direct address are nouns that name the person being addressed or spoken to. The Vocative Case Noun And The Vocative Comma: We use commas to offset … Read more
Celebrating Easter is always fun with the Easter egg hunt, egg painting, and all other interesting Easter activities, but reading Easter books to your child will make this year’s Easter celebrations even more exciting. Here I am sharing the five best Easter books for toddlers that are not only colorful and fun for young kids, … Read more
In today’s world becoming a teacher means doing more than going to school, teaching kids, and marking papers. To up your teaching game and develop your career as an Early Childhood Educator, it is important to keep improving, take courses, attend workshops and earn teaching degrees. Thanks to online learning, now you can take courses … Read more