You want to make improvements to a course you're teaching.

You think, "Ugh, that lesson could have been better." Or perhaps it's more like, "I can't wait until I can start this course all over again."

Instead of feeling overwhelmed or guilty, allow yourself to celebrate the fact that you're noticing and reflecting, both of which are necessary parts to thriving in ELT.

When it comes to making changes to a course, it doesn't have to be a stressful and overwhelming experience. In fact, when you do it systematically, it can be quite invigorating.

Listen to find out what that systematic process looks like and get started on improving that course that's on your mind.

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