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r/ESL_Teachers is a subreddit with 18k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
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 Themes in r/ESL_Teachers
#1
Advice Requests
: "Is there a "holy grail" of books for ESL to improve grammar identification?"
34 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "What's The best website to actually buy a subscription?"
7 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "An ESL 'entrepreneur' offered me £200 to DELETE my life's work. Here's what I did instead."
7 posts
#4
Self-Promotion
: "I made a small free english grammar website that might help ESL students — would love your thoughts!"
4 posts
#5
Money Talk
: "How do you receive your money from clients? "
2 posts
#6
Ideas
: "Teachers: If every teacher learned one thing...?"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/ESL_Teachers
#1
Esl
: "An Esl 'entrepreneur' offered me £200 to DELETE my life's work. Here's what I did instead."
116 posts
#2
Teaching
: "Teaching materials list. I would appreciate it if you could add more sources."
52 posts
#3
Students
: "Losing adult Students, feeling down"
23 posts
#4
Online
: "Suggestions for Online, 1-1 beginner, adult lessons."
15 posts
#5
Resources
: "Looking for ESL Resources: Your biggest time sink or necessary evil?"
14 posts
#6
Teach
: "Sharing Free Teaching Resources"
10 posts
#7
Teacher
: "Let's learn from our mistakes ;) Where have you failed as an ESL Teacher?"
9 posts
#8
Language
: "Is the ELPA21 really able to test Language abilities and not academic knowledge?"
6 posts
#9
English
: "Is anyone else worried that AI will make our jobs obsolete one day? Why learn English if we can just use our phones/apps to communicate? Will have my masters in ESL in June and I’m worried that I made a mistake by choosing this as a profession."
6 posts
#10
Vocabulary
: "What’s Your Go-To Trick for Making ESL Vocabulary Stick?"
6 posts
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