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Thank you for dropping in 🤗. Here, you'll find real solutions to your teaching problems: tips, ideas, interactive PowerPoint games, exclusive lesson plans and fun classroom activities. For questions contact @resourceful_teacher

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May oyida Multilevel topshirmoqchi bo‘lganlar uchun maxsus tayyorlov kursi! 1,5 oy davomida siz tizimli va intensiv tayyorgarlik qilasiz. Kurs davomida imtihon strategiyalari, 4 ta skill bo‘yicha chuqur mashg‘ulotlar olib boriladi ✅ 📊 Oldingi kursimiz natijalar 💰 Kurs narxi (1,5 oy): 250 000 so‘m Agar siz ham imtihonda yuqori natija olishni maqsad qilgan bo‘lsangiz, bu kurs aynan siz uchun. ⏳ Joylar cheklangan. 📩 Kursga yozilish uchun: @Iqboljon_Rahimov ✈️ Telegram: @Teacher_Frank

Sometimes the best techniques aren't new, but we forget how well they work 🤓
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Sometimes the best techniques aren't new, but we forget how well they work 🤓

🎁 Want the full set? The complete 14-slide Premium Pack (including a Teacher’s Guide and printable versions) will be available later this week for only 20,000 UZS. Download your 3 free slides now! I would love to hear how your students liked the activity. Which slide was their favorite? https://t.me/eltresources

🌟 A Special Preview for My Amazing Community! I want you here to be the first to try "Pass It Round" Premium Activity Pack 3
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🌟 A Special Preview for My Amazing Community! I want you here to be the first to try "Pass It Round" Premium Activity Pack 3 ready-to-use slides from the collection for you to download and use in your classes next week. How to use these in your classroom: 🔸Put students into small groups of 3 or 4. 🔸Give each group a piece of paper with the prompt from the slide written at the top. 🔸Give each team 3 minutes to write as many answers as possible. 🔸After 3 minutes, tell the groups to pass their paper to the next team. 🔸The new group reads the previous answers and adds their own new ideas to the list. Why is this a good activity? 🔸You can use this with any level, from Beginner to Advanced. 🔸It is a great way for students to teach and learn from each other. 🔸It leads to a lot of participation from every student. https://t.me/eltresources

#useful_website Found a great website with lesson materials — ESOL Courses (esolcourses.com). 🤩😇🤓 Levels range from Starte
#useful_website Found a great website with lesson materials — ESOL Courses (esolcourses.com). 🤩😇🤓 Levels range from Starter to Advanced, with sections like Grammar, Vocabulary, Listening, and more. The design is simple, but the navigation is super clear and there's a ton of great content — for example, themed vocabulary lists with pictures and audio, quizzes, word games, and puzzles to go with them. Something for every level and every mood! 🎯 https://t.me/eltresources

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🏆 International Awards for Teachers — Have You Heard of These? Teaching is one of the most impactful jobs in the world, and
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🏆 International Awards for Teachers — Have You Heard of These? Teaching is one of the most impactful jobs in the world, and there are some amazing international awards that recognize exactly that! Here's a list of competitions and programs worth knowing about (and maybe applying to! 😉) https://t.me/eltresources

Thank you for voting 🗳 💜. Here's the link to the work I've done. 👆

Should I share the link to my presentation poster here?
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📢 15 March 2026 became a special professional moment for me. I had the opportunity to present my classroom action research a
📢 15 March 2026 became a special professional moment for me. I had the opportunity to present my classroom action research at the 2026 conference organized by the International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL), together with teachers from different countries. For an introverted person like me, speaking in front of a global audience took a lot of courage, but it was also a very rewarding experience. 🤩😇🤓 My research was conducted with Grade 6 students and started with a simple question: Why do my students make the same writing mistakes again and again? Doing classroom action research showed that research doesn’t always start in universities. Sometimes it starts with a teacher asking questions in their own classroom. If you would like to know about my research, I can also share the link to the poster from my presentation. https://t.me/eltresources

Tomorrow is the last day of the special offer for the Navruz materials. Hello Navruz! - 45 000 soums 35 000 soums. Navruz is in the air! - 45 000 soums 35 000 soums https://t.me/eltresources

This one is for upper grade students. "NAVRUZ IS IN THE AIR!" 🌿✨ With this interactive PowerPoint, you can effortlessly organize a fun and engaging lesson or competition for your students—no prep required! 🎉 Watch the video to see how it works. Price: 45,000 soum. A more detailed info about the material - CLICK HERE 👈 Information in Russian - CLICK HERE 👈 https://t.me/eltresources

To all our female colleagues, Happy Women's Day! 🫶🤗💖 https://t.me/eltresources

Hello Navruz! — an interactive PowerPoint game for your English class 🎮 This week only: 35 000 soums After this week: 45 000 soums What's included: ✅ Ready-to-play PowerPoint file ✅ No printing. No prep. Just open and play. ✅ Works for different class sizes and levels ✅ Speaking practice built into every round 🎁 Free bonus: printable Find Someone Who... + Wordsearch activities Want to know more before deciding? Full description here 👇 Description in Uzbek Description in Russian To get your copy — DM me with the word NAVRUZ and I'll send it to you today 📩

I asked Olga, an English teacher, to share her honest experience after using the game with her Grade 4 class. Here's our conv
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I asked Olga, an English teacher, to share her honest experience after using the game with her Grade 4 class. Here's our conversation 👇 P. S. Tomorrow I'll share the details.

You voted — and honestly, your answers made me smile. 🤓 Because when I was creating "Hello Navruz!" game, these were exactly the four things I kept coming back to. Watch the video and see for yourself 👆 Works for different levels? ✅ Minimal prep? ✅ Practices the target language? ✅ Actually fun? ✅ https://t.me/eltresources

What about you? When you choose a game for your class, what matters most to you?
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These are photos from my TEA program experience at Appalachian State University in North Carolina. Here we are playing the Le
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These are photos from my TEA program experience at Appalachian State University in North Carolina. Here we are playing the Leadership Game. At first, it was confusing as we didn't understand the rules. But once everything became clear, the game turned into something incredibly engaging. We discussed, worked out solutions to problems, learned things such as strategy, negotiating, teamwork. We were so focused that we didn't realize we were learning at all. It was a good game not because it was “fun,” but because it felt like a real experience. That experience made me think about something important: What actually makes a classroom game good?