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Paraphrasing matters ― especially when learning a new language! Here are some techniques to improve your students' English paraphrasing skills.

From my perspective, a good English classroom is a democratic English classroom. Here's a quick checklist I created to help ESL teachers achieve this goal.

In argumentative essays, it is crucial to acknowledge both sides of the discussion; a nearly impossible feat without using hedging language. Here's an interactive way to craft more conscientious arguments, and to make sure your audience is listening.

When we ask more, we know more and share more. Here's a simple checklist to help your English students build better conversations from targeted questions.

Finding work is not always an easy, and the job interview process can be quite intimidating. Fortunately, like most skills, practice makes progress.