Hello again! Now that I'm getting back into the routine of podcasting I felt that this was a great first topic to tackle after coming back from the BT International Conference.

In this episode, I'm sharing my most recent experience in networking at the teaching conference and my ideas on how networking should be done right. 

Here are some suggestions of teaching organizations to join:

• BRAZTESOL
• International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL)
• Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, Inc. (TESOL)
• American Association for Applied Linguistics
• American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)

And here are some of the lovely ELT professionals I recommend following online (in no particular order):

@gustavofroes.elt
@filipelopselt
@elthiker
@teacherhellenhaga
@ricardobarroselt
@drico.zanetti
@tgm.machado
@andre_hedlund
@teachermuryllo
@rodrigosigolielt
@denniswarrenelt
@sergiopantojaelt
@tvieggaelt
@fabiano.almeida.elt
@giovani_lazzari
@andreiapoppimaia
@ricardo.bruns
@cesarbizetto
@edudefreitaselt
@savemeteacher
@mattielloconsultoria
@luiz.otavio.barros
@victorhugo.medinasoares
@erikacastroenglishteacher
@jgcoury
@clebersantoselt
@suercons
@gabrielafroeselt
@leandrozuanazzi
@ha.classes
@vinnie_nobre
@englishsolutions.one
@carlosgontow
@ncguerreiro
@isabelbadraenglish
@teacherkarinheuert
@renanlemes
@inglesparaadolescentes


Thanks for listening and be sure to tune in to the next episode of Real Talk in ELT.

Take care of yourself, your health, your vibe, and your tribe. Until next time...