Tag: Teaching

EFL ESL Teachers / Professionals, English Language Learning, Foreign Language Learning Difficulties, Information Processing, Language Learning Difficulties, Learning Disabilties / Disorders, Long-term memory, Memory, Second Language Learning, Second Language Learning Difficulties, Teachers

Teachers: Are Your Teaching Methods Stimulating the Senses?

To aid information storage in long-term memory and later retrieval, English language teachers (EFL ESL) need to use a combination of multi-sensory teaching methods to introduce and later rehearse and recycle material.

Anxiety, Learning Disabilties / Disorders, Second Language Learning

Are Emotional Problems Causing Foreign Language Learning Difficulties?

 Affective factors: ANXIETY ESL or EFL Teachers or professionals in this field, did you know students encountering difficulties with learning a foreign language experience high levels of anxiety? This is especially true for those with a history of foreign language learning difficulties for instance, students whose learning experience has been negative and who have suffered … Continue reading Are Emotional Problems Causing Foreign Language Learning Difficulties?

EFL ESL Teachers / Professionals, Language Learning Difficulties, Learning Disabilities Disorders Definition, Learning Disabilties / Disorders, Struggling Students, Teachers

Teachers: Struggling Students? What You Need To Know

If you have students in your classrooms who are under-performing in an unexpected way and their progress does not correspond to the amount of work and determination they are investing, it is possible they have an undiagnosed learning disability or specific learning disorder.

EFL ESL Teachers / Professionals, ESL EFL Students, Foreign Language Learning Difficulties, Language Learning Difficulties, Learning Disabilties / Disorders, Second Language Learning Difficulties, Struggling Students, Teachers

Your Students Aren’t Learning! Understand Why

Today, in classrooms, hundreds of struggling EFL ESL students of all ages and levels sit frustrated and suffering and feeling like failures. Teachers often wonder why they can’t keep up and view them as ‘slow learners’ or think “they are not motivated and just not trying hard enough”. Most teachers of English aren’t trained to instruct students who do not fit into the ‘norm’.