Teaching Communities

Online Communities for Teachers

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Updated 2023-10-20

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#1
The Language Sloth
on discord
We are the diverse community of language lovers. We are here to make learning languages a fun experience, where you can gain cultural knowledge and make valuable friendships along the way! With us, everyone will find: Scheduled lessons from volunteers teaching their native language; Cultural club, where we exchange art, listen to music, play video games, and watch movies together; Debate club; Multi-cultural special events.
157K members
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#2
Language Learning Community
on discord
Are you interested in languages? Because we are! Join the Language Learning Community today and you can: Find other people with the same interests as you, such as food, gaming, art, travelling, animals, anime, technology and much more! Become a teacher and teach your language in our language classrooms!
20K members
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#3
Polyglot Club
Polyglot Club represents itself as a free language exchange community with over a million members. While using chats and forums is the most popular community language learning method, Polyglot Club took it a step further. They give learners an opportunity to attend real-life events and practice English or other languages face to face.
1.0M members
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#4
r/ArtEd
on reddit
A community for Art Teachers to share lessons, strategies, student artwork, seek advice, and support each other in the field of Art Education! 😃 Let’s make Reddit more colorful!
4K members
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#5
MGR Music
Our community is open to music teachers of all instruments, located both in the UK and globally. It is a fantastic space to network with music teachers, share ideas of best practice and lesson resources. Reach out to hundreds of other music teachers to gain support around common challenges of being a music teacher - from dealing with lesson cancellations to tips on student retention.
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#6
r/French
on reddit and discord
Welcome to /r/French, the place to learn and teach French!
188K members
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#7
r/Internationalteachers
on reddit
This is a subreddit created for teachers who teach in international schools - wherever they may be. This is a place to share information, teaching tips, news, and discuss issues related to teaching in international schools. If you want to post about topics, news, or issues related to education in general, please post in /r/education.
6K members
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#8
Pregnant teachers
on twitter
To discuss all this pregnancy, baby and teacher related! (Not just for pregnant teachers - anyone who’s recently had children too)
430 members
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#9
MyLanguageExchange
MyLanguageExchange counts over 3 million users from more than 133 countries. On this website, you can practice 115 languages including English. With the help of this platform, you can find a penfriend, communicate with someone in a text or voice chat, and even play a word game.
3.0M members
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#10
TopMusicPro
Since 2016, TopMusicPro has helped hundreds of piano teachers re-connect with today’s busy, overscheduled music students. We provide the resources, guidance and expertise to create more meaningful piano lessons. Whether you are a new teacher wanting to start a piano teaching studio, or a teaching veteran looking to refresh your approach, TopMusicPro membership is the key to unlock all the creative teaching tools, business advice and support you need to become a more confident teacher and savvy business owner.
1K members
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ESL Cafe
Hi everyone! My name is Dave Sperling and I'm the founder of Dave's ESL Cafe. After teaching around the globe and completing my MA in Linguistics in 1995, I created Dave's ESL Cafe as a meeting place for ESL + EFL teachers and students from around the world. Explore and enjoy!
1.2M members
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r/TEFL
on reddit
Questions and discussion about everything related to Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) around the world.
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54K members
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r/ESL_Teachers
on reddit
A subreddit for teachers of ESL working in their home countries/English speaking countries. Working in an English speaking country with non-native speakers is a whole different experience than working and teaching abroad. The goal here is for discussion of that experience along with lesson ideas and exchange. Also welcomed are the occasional rants and raves, material sharing, and discussions.
8K members
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r/Teachers
on reddit
A sub for all things teacher related!
281K members
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Mixxer
Mixxer is a free language exchange website produced by Dickinson College, a real language community builder. Here you can find a language partner to talk on Skype or practice writing. For example, you can write an article and ask a native speaker to check it providing you with feedback and tips on how to improve language skills. In turn, you can do the same in case someone needs help with your native language.
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ProTeacher Community
Welcome! All teachers, including retired and student ones, are welcome.
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r/CanadianTeachers
on reddit
A subreddit for Canadian teachers.
4K members
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r/ECEProfessionals
on reddit
Come learn, grow and contribute with us. We are an early childhood education discussion forum for preschool teachers and other professionals who would like to be involved in an online community to share ideas, advice, questions, current events, and experiences with other professionals and parents.
17K members
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r/onlinetefl
on reddit
For all things related to online tefl teaching.
4K members
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Teacher Discussion Forums
The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!
17K members
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r/ELATeachers
on reddit
A place for English teachers to share ideas and lessons and to brainstorm and collaborate on new curricula.
13K members
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r/historyteachers
on reddit
Welcome to historyteachers!
11K members
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r/matheducation
on reddit
Math education! r/matheducation is focused on mathematics pedagogy (the teaching of). Please avoid posts that are related to homework or other "How do I solve this?" type questions. There should be an emphasis on usefulness (such as good internet resources or ideas for how to teach a concept).
21K members
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r/teachinginjapan
on reddit
This subreddit is a place to discuss the various aspects related to teaching strategies in Japan. The main focus on this sub is to provide space for teachers to discuss various aspects of their jobs and industry in greater depth than other forums provide. All are welcome to participate, and we hope to be a great resource for teachers new and experienced. However, we ask that users pay close attention to the various rules before posting.
30K members
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#Hi5EdTech
on slack
A Slack Channel for Instructional Technology Coaches, TOSAs, and any Educators/Admins who are interested in connecting about all things EdTech.
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r/specialeducation
on reddit
Welcome to specialed!
5K members
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r/specialed
on reddit
This is a professional subreddit for people interested in special education, particularly: special education teachers, general education teachers, therapists, advocates and parents. We are here to share professional advice, bounce ideas off each other, share concerns, and advocate for our students.
10K members
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r/ScienceTeachers
on reddit
/r/ScienceTeachers is a place for science educators to collaborate on and contribute tips, ideas, labs, and curricula. We seek to encourage the sharing of interesting studies, experiments, videos and articles that will interest students of all ages and promote science and critical thinking in their lives.
31K members
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r/MusicEd
on reddit
Designed to give music educators an online tool for easy access to forums, discussion boards, advice, teaching strategies, teaching stories, advocacy tips, pertinent articles, rehearsal advice, and anything else that has to do with the field of Music Education!
14K members
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The Education Forum
Welcome to The Education Forum! Chat with your other teachers in your subject here.
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r/CSEducation
on reddit
A community **for computer science educators and education researchers**. Discussion and links of CS ed research, best practices, pedagogy, curriculum, policy, etc.
22K members
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r/TESOL
on reddit
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. TESOLl and TEFL teachers
2K members
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r/AustralianTeachers
on reddit
A community for Australian teachers to discuss their profession.
8K members
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A to Z Teacher Stuff
Welcome to A to Z Teacher Stuff! Browse our forums for all your teaching questions answered.
37K members
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r/TeachersOfColor
on reddit
A safe space on Reddit where BIPOC teachers can share our education experiences, questions, issues, and ideas, and be validated and supported.
1K members
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