Bullying, emotional or physical violence by peers, has been identified by the U.N. as a significant problem for young teenagers around the world. Read the story from VOA. Is bullying a problem among your students? How do you as a teacher handle...

Do you have a bulletin board or space in your classroom where you can post information? Try using the space to share new vocabulary words with students and encourage students to add their own words to the wall. #teachingtool

Happy Monday, teachers! Sometimes the start of a new week can feel like you have to climb over a mountain. What do you do at the start of the week to motivate yourself? #MotivationMonday

Attention teachers in Africa, are any of your language learners interested in studying leadership or civic engagement? Share this exciting opportunity with them and encourage them to apply for a 2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship.

Teachers, have you ever had a nosy student? Maybe you've had a learner who touched things on your desk without asking, read your emails over your shoulder, or wanted to see what you packed for lunch every day. If you have had this type of student, how...

Yesterday was the first day of fall in the northern hemisphere and today is the first day of spring in the southern hemisphere. If you're in the southern hemisphere, what excites you and your students about spring? If you're in the north, what is a...

What are you doing for fun this weekend, teachers? Admin is going to read a good book, go to a friend's birthday party, and cook dinner for family. We hope you enjoy your weekend!

When someone buys a dozen eggs, roses, or most other things, they get twelve. But have you ever heard of a 'baker's dozen?' Learn about the meaning of this phrase with this English in a Minute video from Voice of America.