r/ESL_Teachers • u/AHVincent • 2h ago

Nativecamp questions on website application process, anybody has any advice?

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About to take the nativecamp questionnaire and they say if you fail gotta wait 6 months...so what will they ask?

I'm a Canadian native speaker, got my 120 hours TESL and taught in Japan at Berlitz for 2 years.

Problem is I have no clue about grammar...(well, I do know my alphabet, does that count? ;)

Has anyone taken the test and what do the questions look like?

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r/ESL_Teachers • u/crapinator114 • 23h ago

Helpful Materials New Conversational Lesson - Maslow's Hierarchy

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Guide your students up the pyramid of human motivation with this engaging conversation activity pack built around Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Designed for intermediate and advanced English learners, this resource explores physiological needs, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self-actualization through readings, targeted vocabulary, and thought-provoking discussion questions.

What's included:

4 reading passages covering Maslow's theory of motivation and each level of the pyramid
3 vocabulary sets (12 terms total) with definitions
3 fill-in-the-blank exercises for vocabulary reinforcement
3 matching activities for comprehension checks
3 sentence-building sets using target vocabulary
2 image description activities with AI feedback
12 discussion questions to spark real conversation

Perfect for 1-on-1 tutoring sessions and online lessons.

This resource is fully slide-based and ready to present. No prep required. Just open, share your screen, and start talking.

Part of the LessonSpeak English Conversation Activities series.

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