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What’s it like teaching English in the Czech Republic?
We asked teachers to share their experiences in the classroom.
What’s it like teaching English in your country? 👇
13/08/2026
Celebrate friendship with this collocation quiz for your students! 👫
How many can they complete?
12/08/2026
Give students the microphone 🎤
Begin class with a 15-minute brainstorm activity where students choose solutions to a problem. 💡
During the class, they prepare a presentation on their ideas. 📊
What other activities empower students to voice their opinions for change? 👇
11/08/2026
Do you believe that grammar is the most important thing your students should learn?
This is a popular debate amongst English teachers, so we want to hear your opinions!
Do you think something else is more important than grammar? Or are all areas of language important? Share your thoughts!
10/08/2026
Fellow teachers are one of the biggest influences on newbies to the profession. ✨
What advice do you think all new teachers should know? 👇
07/08/2026
We all need to be inspired sometimes.
What’s your favourite inspirational teaching quote?
06/08/2026
Do you need a quick warm-up activity?
Try this word formation activity to get your students thinking! 💡
05/08/2026
Spice up your English classes with this fun activity! ✨
As students enter the classroom, give them a ‘challenge card’. 😏
During the class, the students must complete their challenge and let you know when they did! 💯
03/08/2026
Millennial vs Gen Z teachers 🧑🏻🏫👩🏼🏫
Different planning styles – same goal: a great lesson. 🥰
Which team are you? Tell us in the comments 👇
30/07/2026
Here’s a quick way to get feedback from your students on how they feel about their lesson or a topic.
📋 Instructions
1) Say to your students that you’d like their feedback on the lesson (or to check their understanding of the topic).
2) Explain that they need to raise their hand and indicate with their fingers how well they enjoyed/understood the lesson. If they raise one finger ☝️ it means they did not understand/enjoy much of the lesson. Five fingers 🖐️ means they fully enjoyed/understood everything.
Will you try this in your next lesson?