r/ESL_Teachers is a subreddit with 12.8K members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is size-large.
A subreddit for teachers of ESL working in their home countries/English speaking countries.
Working in an English speaking country with non-native speakers is a whole different experience than working and teaching abroad. The goal here is for discussion of that experience along with lesson ideas and exchange. Also welcomed are the occasional rants and raves, material sharing, and discussions.
Popular Topics in r/ESL_Teachers
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: "Why is it impossible to land a job?"
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Helpful Materials
: "AI Tool for English Teachers To Cut Your Workload In Half - Cathoven"
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Discussion
: "Is anyone else unhappy in a K-12 setting?"
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#4
Teaching Question
: "How to teach a student who has a near-perfect understanding of grammar and written English but struggles to use their knowledge while speaking."
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Requests for Feedback
: "Any tips or resources to prepare students for oral presentations?"
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#6
Job Search Question
: "MA in TESOL but no full time"
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Certification/Degree Question
: "Should I change my major to align with a career in ESL instruction?"
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