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Teaching English abroad can mean managing 40+ students in one classroom, which often comes with mixed levels, limited space, and high energy. The key with large ESL classes is designing lessons that keep everyone engaged!

The OnTESOL Graduate blog shows how experienced ESL teachers manage large classes in South Korea. The same strategies can be applied with large ESL classes anywhere in the world.

https://ontesol.com/blog/teaching-english-abroad/south-korea/teaching-large-classes-in-south-korea/

Struggling to keep young ESL learners engaged?

Performance-based activities turn passive students into active English users. Instead of memorizing vocabulary, children learn English through role plays, mini presentations, creative projects, and teamwork.

✔ Build speaking confidence
✔ Increase participation
✔ Make lessons more memorable
✔ Encourage real communication

👉 Explore performance-based activities for young learners: https://ontesol.com/blog/how-to-teach-english/teyl/how-to-use-performance-based-activities-and-projects-with-children/

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