As of early 2020, roughly 4.7 million U.S. workers were working remotely. That number has grown rapidly as efforts are made in the upcoming weeks…
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One of the biggest differences between in a classroom and teaching online is trying to translate all of the "magic" of in-person instruction into a…
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When I first started seriously delving into the world of social media for teachers about a year ago, I worried about making meaningful connections. I,…
UPDATE 2/29: Butterfly has paused accepting videos temporarily as they are preparing to launch subscription channels. About a month ago, I was contacted by another…
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When I was previously a classroom teacher and felt ill, calling out sick was significantly different than my current experience as an online ESL teacher.…
Drawing can be a powerful tool in online (or in-person) classes to differentiate, scaffold, and engage students in learning! Either for winter of Christmas, here's…
How to make your work social media usage valuable by finding the right platform for you, setting personal boundaries, and finding like-minded educators and teachers.
Drawing can be a powerful tool in online (or in-person) classes to differentiate, scaffold, and engage students in learning! Today, I will be sharing my…
When I first heard about teaching ESL online about 3 years ago, I was intrigued but skeptical.Back then, VIPKid only had 3,000 teachers - now…
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"No one should teach who is not in love with teaching." - Margaret E. Sangster If you're reading this, there's a good chance that you…
