Planning Your Online English Lessons and Where to Find the Best Resources

[@teachingeslonline]

*Recommended Resources and Lesson Plans* - www.off2class.com/ - breakingnewsenglish.com/ - film-english.com/ - iteslj.org/questions/ - www.fluentu.com/blog/educator-english/esl-role-play-topics/ I'll add more based on your recommendations.

[@pcaffeldt]

Thanks for your videos Jack. I'm a retired business major. Maybe this will be a good source of a little extra retirement money.

[@glynsenglish]

I use breaking news English as well as Kieron's Film English, great recommendations Jack. I also like teatime-mag.com with its fairly authentic articles and the quality voice overs that come with them. The site also has intext translations for some of the language within the article. Moreover, the vocabulary tab above the article also contains multiple choice comprehension Qs and vocabulary lists. I set an article at the end of a class as either a reading or listening homework. Next class students summarise the article in their own words. Say what were the most interesting takeaways from the article, and then answer some personalisation questions (for example with the article on working on a cruise ship Iask if this would be an interedting job for them). I also often use a screenshare and we go through the comprehension questions together. Thanks for the video. Glyn.

[@kiimaimaoriaoitepo3722]

Great to see you here Jack Started watching you over a year ago. Your videos definitley inspired me to get started teaching online. I teach / share Te Reo Mäori. Have been building my 'brand' I hope haha over the last year. I just wanted to say thanks for all of your great information. Keep up the good work. Te Umuariki - Aotearoa, NZ Ps I will check out your links too. I started on Zoom. Thanks to your referral. Im slow but learning to teach better every day :)

[@edenm.6985]

I also recommend: lessonplansformillions.com/ Online materials, teacher's guide, and homework for online esl teachers.

[@Super_Fun_Phonics]

I appreciate your help. This is so useful

[@YinkaFeddenBOLDLinks]

Thank you Jack! Just starting out - my first online student started yesterday - and this information is so well needed.

[@richardwaring9197]

Thanks for that Jack. Very helpful. I've taught face-to-face before but not online. I'll check the links you gave. Much appreciated.

[@iAmNaomiTamar144k]

Thank you so much! This was a gem! Im newly certified currently teaching on preply but now accepted on Italki where I have to make my own lesson plans I am defiantly excited but couldn't figure out what resources to use. You defiantly helped me thank you again

[@tshepilesambo4308]

Thank you. This video just saved my life.. I nearly gave up because I couldn't find the right materials to teach.. Now im all set and good to go.

[@GustavoRidas]

Thanks for helping me. I was looking for that exactly kind of content!

[@RomanaAbramobna]

It takes 6-12 months to build a system. I work with native-speakers and I am usually the one creating all of the teaching plans for them. Thank you for sharing all of these resources.

[@someone18879]

What? ! :D Wow, I hope they pay you well for it! The hired you to build lesson plans for them?! How much money can they make doing this and teaching ESL to whom? What's the L1 of their students? Thanks for the comments, that all seem great if it really works and you all make money whilst making your students happy and teaching them something actually. :D P.S. I'm not a NNES, just asking... ;)

[@someone18879]

Gotcha! You're Russian and you guys work with the Russian-speaking population. :)

[@lyren.4652]

I am learning a lot by watching your videos and checking the resources you shared. It has been a while since I taught English online, and this is a great help now that I am planning to do it again. Thank you.

[@BrandenBaptista]

Thank you very much, your video has made me stress free I thought I had to have lesson plans

[@LizasLifeinKorea8A]

Thank you for this tips it's really a big help for me.I'm Currently looking a job for Online English Teaching I just got my TEFL Diploma.Thanks again and God bless.

[@doreennsiima2297]

Hello Jack, I really need your help. I have a TEFL certificate and I really want to teach but I'm confused about how to begin and where to begin from. Thank you and God bless you .

[@anathisifanele4144]

Thanks Jack. I've been really frustrated as to how I'll conduct my classes going forward and acquiring resources - lesson plans.

[@coachyamyam9666]

I'm brand new to teaching online. This is going to be very helpful. Thank you

[@ninjarogue]

Thank you for the resources and tips! I’m glad I found your channel.

[@Hana1006H]

Very helpful! Thank you so much

[@zoehowell4483]

This is very helpful. Thank you

[@gladysmariamartiniguillen5672]

Thanks for your tips. They're still updated.

[@astridmyriamadams3124]

Thank you for this. I teach one one and small groups in person but would like to start flapping the online wings! One program I've used for three is: ESL Library. I cannot say enough good about it. A great variety of classes from starter to advanced, all categorized; the choice is huge. Placement test, grammar tests, stories , current events, discussion questions, grammar, phonics, exercises to go with every class and audios both US or UK accents + online assignment homework to review, and on the list goes, is worth every cent!

[@katieshevlin936]

Great video! I've been an ESOL tutor for 20 years. However, my new job will initially be online! It's not one to one, it's a class of new learners who are refugees! So really anxious about this.

[@mironavisan]

Thank you for the great video. Another site that I use for my online ESL is ESL Pals.

[@ernestosabatercalvet]

Great resources, thanks for sharing!!!

[@elrey6650]

This was so helpful Can u leave the link to your video of the typical english class that u said u have on ur channel? I cant find it Thanks

[@Worldlywishes]

Thanks for your great content.

[@LaurensHazelEyes]

You remind me so much of Chris Martin! Great tips, I'm new to Esl teaching online

[@cristinastern9818]

Thanks for all the tips and resources! Cristina Stern

[@onlineenglishcoach8823]

Finding your channel and all the resources listed (especially www.teach-this.com/) is an answer to a prayer! Thank you so very much!

[@mahdiejalilian9329]

Thank you so much. I am working for a language company and now because of corona virus we are doing an online course. It's still group teaching and it worries me if I can help them as good as in a real class.

[@tonolpaa]

Thank you so much from Mexico. March 12th 2021! I´ll watch all of your videos.

[@janakicavalcante]

Thank you very much! I absolutely loved all the tips, the websites (I've become familiar with them recently but I haven't used any of them yet) and how to use them. For the moment, I'm a traditional teacher, but I'm pretty interested in changing that. Take care!

[@inglesconrichard]

Nice resources, Thanks!

[@Moondancer1607]

I am brand new to this, so thank you for the tips! I'll be going through them as I embark on this new journey!!

[@Vivsonlineteacher]

great video! thanks very much!

[@RomanaAbramobna]

The problem is that when you manage a lot of different students and a variety of programs (from the beginner to business English), it gets really hard to manage. I get overwhelmed and it takes a lot of my time (that I don’t have anymore)

[@ninjarogue]

Romana Abramovna have you been able to find a solution?

[@zeynepyldrm8109]

amazing! thank you so much

[@astridmyriamadams3124]

I have a question bout using the off2class scheme. Is it an online teaching tool only or can it be used in a smallclassroom?

[@baharkhodaverdi9296]

Always life-saving videos and tips ....thanks!

[@tatermytots487]

This helps tremendously, thank you so much for your videos

[@ruthryland4110]

I’d like to have the link to these resources

[@JC-bu3zr]

Thank you for the video. I am planning a online spoken English course, but I am stuck on employing materials during and off the lesson. I am particularly concerned about the legal sides of using others' materials. How do you handle this?

[@abrahamruiz1977]

Thanks for sharing this video it really helped me a lot, greetings from Mexico!

[@erenesenters-muiruri5522]

Jack, once again very informative. I would like to go to ways with my teaching ESL. The first is the conversational English and second is academic English with a focus on teaching skills and concepts for reading, writing, listening, and speaking. I have more experience with the latter. In the mean time I will focus on the learners as suggested and review online resources too. Thanks

[@ashleyjohn-baptiste5608]

Thanks for the video. Do you have any tips for group online classes? Thanks again!

[@teachingeslonline]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5-9pGNoa6d_aM0

[@narinameiring8619]

Good information!

[@Nadzeiya]

Thank you

[@analiadaveggio7732]

Hello. Thank you very much for all your tips. They are all really helpful. One thing I'd like to know if you don't mind .....How long does an on line lesson last ? 45 minutes so far? Thanks in advance. Analia.

[@speakingclube]

Thank you very much, muito obrigado

[@l.s.s.8-8-16]

Teach-this.com is a sure bet for A1-B1+/B2

[@ustaadxaldoon5652]

Thank you teacher i am aregullar english teacher iam going to start online english courses plz help me about grammar and resources

[@Betablockernews]

Hi Jack, can you advise me about materials for the 10-12-year-old age group? thank you in advance, Many Greetings from Georgia! Kate

[@teachingeslonline]

To be honest, it's been a long time since I taught children. Have you checked out Off2Class?

[@teachingeslonline]

To be honest, it's been a long time since I taught children. Have you checked out Off2Class?

[@Betablockernews]

Yes yes, I checked it and liked a lot! Thank you! In Georgia, they teach English at schools with ENGLISH WORLD, which I like but I think, the levels are mixed in the books. I tried each resource which you named below, and they are all very helpful. I am so grateful I cannot express. Best wishes Kate

[@englishwithanas5840]

What Lesson plans do you use? What websites do you use for resources ?

[@heathersmith5237]

Why is online teaching necessarily "one on one"? I know of online teachers who teach groups.

[@minouchamina5954]

I need free legal resources that permit the use of the lessons to teach for commercial purposes

[@shinningstars9812]

I was just watching this video how to write lesson planning for online Montessori classes Nothing me fibe😢

[@darrynwalker268]

hi jack trying to contact you, sent you an email. Was hoping i could chat too you soon. I am live in north yorkshire and happy to call you if need be. Hope you get this and we can chat soon, thanks regards Darryn

[@zes7215]

no such thing as planx or not, doesn matterx, say, do any nmw and any s perfect. no planx

[@paulgarrett1622]

18 minutes and 11 seconds of nothing very useful unless you are completely new. Oh well another channel to add to the list of useless information.

[@ninjarogue]

Paul Garrett I think this video is for those who are completely new.

[@munirumutebi5805]

I'm just a bigginer am teaching Arabs English. It's quiet challenging.

[@emmieantay5659]

Great video! Many thanks