Finally, the most important aspect of effective EFL teaching in Taiwan is to always keep trying and always keep learning! Not every lesson is going to go well, not every day will have perfectly behaved students, and that’s ok. All we can do is keep trying our best, keep trying to improve our teaching, and use all resources available to us to learn new and better ways to teach our students. Use those resources we have to help build our skills and our teaching toolboxes. Some of my best lessons and ideas came from discussing teaching with my fellow foreign teachers in the Taipei program. Use your coworkers, use the internet, use student feedback to help give you ideas and craft amazing lessons. You’re not a soldier on their own in the quest for successful learning. We have more options today than ever before. Use those tools and resources around you, meld those ideas with your own style and concepts to become the best teacher you can possibly be. During a conference of foreign teachers I was enlightened on how to make a Google Poly to have an expedition for my students. Thanks to this fellow teacher I then made my own Google Poly for a National Park lesson and was able to have an incredible interactive lesson and scavenger hunt using the ipads and VR technology. This lesson was great and allowed my students to see and interact with the material in an all new way and continue to find learning English to be fun and exciting. This was only able to happen because I worked with other teachers and was able to share ideas. Being open to talking with our coworkers can open up our teaching worlds to include things we had never considered before, and our teaching is better for it.