Pavilion ELT Vlog from Rubens Heredia

Improving their pronunciation is one of the most common objectives of students. However, teachers are often unsure about how to teach and correct pronunciation. Here, Rubens Heredia shares 5 tips to help your students pronounce sounds and words more clearly.

Finding, selecting, and adapting materials to supplement coursebooks and design more engaging lessons can be a really time-consuming task, and the results may not be as good as we expect. Here, Rubens Heredia shares 5 tips to create more effective materials for your English lessons.

Teenagers can sometimes be a tough crowd and may not respond as well as we want to the activities we propose. However, they go all the way when they really engage with lessons. Here, Rubens Heredia shares five suggestions on how to grab and maintain teens’ attention in English lessons.

Have you made New Year resolutions for 2024? In this vlog, Rubens Heredia shares 5 teaching habits and common practices that he thinks we could resolve to ditch in the new year in order to make lessons more effective and fun.

Films and TV series are some of the most engaging pieces of authentic materials and have been used in English lessons for a long time. Watch to discover five ways to use films and TV series to make lessons more engaging and promote learning even outside the classroom.

Phonemic transcription and phonemic symbols are very helpful tools to the English teacher. However, using them in lessons can be daunting to both teachers and students. Watch to learn about Ruben’s five tips to use phonemic transcription in lessons more effectively and confidently.

Projects can be a great way to make lessons more fun and relevant to students, helping them go beyond the English language and develop life skills. In this video, Rubens Heredia shares 5 tips to use projects more effectively in your English lessons.

In this video, Rubens Heredia shares 5 ways you can use songs in your lessons.

Games are a staple of English teaching and can help motivate and engage students. But how can we ensure variety and effectiveness? From old-school games to AI-mediated, watch to discover five ways to incorporate games into lessons.

Artificial intelligence tools are becoming more and more common. Using AI in lessons might seem like a thing of science fiction, but it’s easier than it sounds. In this video, Rubens Heredia shares five simple ways to integrate artificial intelligence into lessons.