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Teaching English to Kids: A Journey of Fun Learning
"Teaching English to Kids: A Journey of Fun Learning" is the podcast that bridges the gap between rigorous methodology and engaging practice.
Each episode delves into the core foundations of ELT – from SLA theory and classroom management techniques to curriculum planning and phonics fundamentals – and translates them into practical, game-based learning activities you can use immediately. Discover creative strategies for immersive storytelling, effective song use, and designing lessons that spark curiosity and build genuine confidence in your young learners.
Whether you're a seasoned teacher or new to the classroom, join a community of dedicated educators who are transforming language learning. Move beyond the theory and find actionable inspiration to make your classroom more effective and incredibly fun.
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Teaching English to Kids: A Journey of Fun Learning
Latest Episodes
The Vocabulary Recycling Revolution – Why revisiting words is the engine of fluency.
You taught the vocabulary. They passed the quiz. Two weeks later, it's gone. Sound familiar?This is the linear teaching trap – and it's one of the most common design flaws in language programmes. The 2024 Hamdane & Hamdane stu...
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The Silent Period – Why silence is not empty, and what to do while they listen.
A new student joins your class. She watches. She follows instructions. She points when asked. But she doesn't speak. Weeks pass. Still, almost no words.Is something wrong? No. She is in the Silent Period – a natural, necess...
The Stress‑Free Assessment – How to know what they know without a single test
Friday afternoon. A vocabulary test. Students freeze, guess, or cry. Days of grading later, you learn almost nothing new – except that tests are stressful.Traditional testing often measures anxiety, not acquisition. But assessment can be...
Curriculum that teaches itself – Smart design for more impact and less stress.
Does lesson planning drain your energy before you even step into the classroom? What if your curriculum could do more of the heavy lifting, freeing you to focus on what matters most – your students?In this milestone episode, we bring tog...
Universal Design for Learning + Individualised Education Plan: Not Opponents. Partners. 🧩
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) asks: “How can I design for the many?” An individualised education plan (PEI/IEP) asks: “How can I support the one?” Are these two frameworks opponents – or partners?In this episode, ...