ESAP: online teaching methodology
Engage / Study / Activate / Practice
Teaching online can be much easier to plan and more efficient to deliver when following the ESAP framework.
ESAP stands for Engage, Study, Activate and Practice, which refer to four core steps every online lesson should follow. They correspond to face-to-face lesson stages and adjust them to consider different interaction opportunities as well as digital tools that are available to distant teaching.
Getting started with ESAP
Using the ESAP framework in an online classroom
Watch a series of training sessions about the ESAP Framework and how to use it efficiently to plan and deliver successful online lessons.
Introduction to the ESAP methodology
Lindsay Warwick introduces Pearson’s ESAP methodology for online planning, teaching and learning.
Introduction to video conferencing tools
Lindsay Warwick presents the ESAP Framework in the context of digital tools you need to deliver the lessons.
Teaching online with Pearson courses
Use our guides and training sessions to get a better understanding of all digital components available with your course, and how to use them at each stage of the online lesson.
Teaching online with Pearson digital tools and solutions
Teachers and students have access to all digital components in one place, through the Pearson English Portal. To get access they will need an access code. Students will find their access code in their Workbook and Teachers will find their access code in the Teacher’s Book.
All digital components in one place, on the Pearson English Portal
The Pearson English Portal aligns on and offline English teaching and learning resources, bringing them together at a single access point; providing a comprehensive, easy to use learning management tool.
Enriched with a variety of digital resources, the portal encourages engagement, improves teaching, enhances the learning experience and improves outcomes.
Using the ESAP Framework in practice
Watch practical training sessions that provide handy tips and ideas for teaching online with the ESAP framework.