-Include the school name & term grade.

-Resources you've gathered from your mentor teacher.

1.) Do not plagiarize the shared tasks and lesson plans; they are provided as inspirations!

2.) When sharing your tasks and lesson plans, make sure to include your name, the school name and target level (grade).

2.) Members must actively participate in the sharing process. Each member has a limit of one unsubmitted task or lesson plan (two in total). Members who exceed the limit will be kicked out of the community.

3.) Share your tasks and lesson plans in a timely manner.

4.) Be kind and respectful to fellow members.

-Target level/grade of the students.

-Topic/theme & duration.

A2/B1+ Poetry Lesson Plan

Under this section we zoom out from lesson plans and classroom chaos.

Got stuck mid-lesson and need help? Feeling down after a negative classroom moment? Want to share a tiny win or vent about university/practicum experiences?

This is the space for talking about the experience of practicum itself—the behind-the-scenes stuff.

💬 Jump into a thread that fits your mood (SOS, venting, pep talks, uni-related discussions), or start your own if it doesn’t exist yet.

We’re here to hype each other up, vent a little, and figure this out together.

Here you can share the tools that you found useful in your teaching.

-Lesson & Material Design Tools,

-Teaching Content & Authentic Material Sources,

-Corpora & Language Support Tools,

-Speaking & Pronunciation Tools,

-Listening Tools,

-Grammar & Vocabulary Tools,

-Communication / Reflection / Sharing Tools,

-Tool Instructions, Presentations and Tips...

You name it, we discuss it. Broadening our horizons beyond Kahoot and Canva one tool at a time.

Any classroom moments that just didn’t go to plan?

A classroom that seems impossible to manage?

Conflicts with your mentor teacher?

The silence during speaking activities are getting a little too loud for your mental health?

Trying to dodge MoNE restrictions for a liberating lesson plan but don't know how?
Still stuck on something? Toss it here- we’ve probably been there too.

If you feel like you're not cut out for this job after a deafeningly silent speaking activity, or a classroom that is beyond your management expertise... We're here for you.

-What helped you stay grounded when things got rough?

-What’s a piece of advice—big or small—that stuck with you?

Got something you're stuck on right now? Toss it here—this is the space for real-time help, tips, and shared experience.

-A part in your lesson plan that needs clarification?

-Not sure how to handle a specific class behavior?

-Want ideas for a specific skill or language point?

-Need advice on how to do a specific thing with a tool?

Post your situation or question here.
Reply to others when you can.

Use this space to talk about uni-related news/events and discussions:

-Upcoming university deadlines or changes

-National exam prep news, tips or rants (AGS, YDS, ALES...)

-Teacher updates on other courses,

-Job listings, internships, or events/workshops related to ELT...

AI Prompt Library: The prompts are categorized into sections such as Lesson Planning, Assessment, Communication, and more, making it easy to find and utilize ready-to-use prompts.

Lesson Planning section provides prompts that helps me generate lesson ideas, activities, and materials suitable for different levels and objectives. The Assessment category has prompts for creating quizzes, rubrics, and other evaluation tools. Give it a try the next time you're fighting ChatGPT over the correct prompts for that specific design you have in your mind!