Comment by isabel neves on November 11, 2007 at 11:53pm

i have two difficult classes, aged around 16/17 . Their level is
elementary and their interests are difficult to know.. One of the
classes is made up mailnly of boys, the other of girsl . I teach in
Benavente, Portugal, near Lisbon and maybe there's someone with a
difficult class.. Isabel neves

Comment by dogpile on November 24, 2007 at 2:51pm

I teach similar age and level of students. The easiest way to get
info is to get a list of clubs operating in the school. What are
the most popular clubs. My school has a broadcasting club. They
program the music at lunch time. I got a copy of their play list,
made a poster and post the lyrics of popular english songs on the
poster.

Comment by Rawya Shatila on December 8, 2007 at 11:28pm

HI ...I teach English as a foreign language for grades one and two
in Beirut, Lebanon ...my students are 6 to 8 years old ...and I'm
interested in making links with other schools...and have our
students meet each other.... thanks

Comment by Jani on December 21, 2007 at 8:24pm

Hello Rawya: I teach english to chilean students (EFL) I would like
to share projects with you and your students. janipeg2@gmail.com .

Comment by elif on March 3, 2008 at 8:24pm

Hello everyone, I teach English to Turkish students aged 9-11. I
really would like to share the newest and useful :) classroom
activities with you. Let's keep in touch! And why don't we have an
e-mail frienship?

Comment by Or-Tal Kiriati on June 3, 2008 at 8:17am

I am a mother of 3 and a communications strategist working with hi-tech companies. I have established a ning network for kids from all over the planet to connect with each other.
Please join and invite your students to join. The communications can be performed in any language but the framework, like here, is in English. I believe kids can evolve tremendous language capabilities just from conversing on what interest them. I know how my kids improved their English skills from joining maple story...So please join http://kids4kids.ning.com/

Comment by joy on July 9, 2008 at 10:41am

hi, my name is joy from nigeria am years old,i would like to be in class 20/26 i would like to no about how to how best to live a life

Comment by joy on July 9, 2008 at 10:42am

am 24 years old joy.

Comment by alizee28 on February 2, 2009 at 1:59pm

Hello everybody..I'm from Romania.I teach English to students aged 12-16.I would like making links with other schools...and have our students meet each other.... my email address is alizee28@yahoo.com.Thanks a lot.

Comment by mimi on March 10, 2009 at 10:16am

Hello,
Thank you for making this page, indeed it's what i've been looking for!
so, I'm Maliha, webhead/tutor in virtual classrooms in ALgeria+efl teacher.
am looking to connact with classrooms all over the world, in any area; for third grade, university students.

please drop me a mail, if you're ineterested

Regards,

Maliha

Comment by James on May 7, 2009 at 6:16am

Hi.
My name is Jim. I teach at a public middle school in Incheon, South Korea. My students are aged 12-15. I would love to share lessons with a class from another country. I teach after school classes with 9-12 students who have low-intermediate English skills. Fortunately, I have access to many different types of technological resources that can help facilitate a classroom exchange. Feel free to message me here or send me an email: melek-taus@live.com
Thanks,
Jim

Comment by Chantelle Manciel on September 22, 2009 at 1:37am

Hi All!
A new website has been launched: www.soenglishglobally.com for the purpose of connecting teachers and students globally through video recorded chat and text chat. Check it out!

I am looking for teachers who would like to partner with me and my classes. I teach the 1st grade of high school at an all girls high school in Seoul, Korea. My students are ready to communicate in English with other students around the world. We simply need people to talk to!

If interested, here's what your class will need:

1. Computers and high speed internet connections

2. Web cams and microphone headsets

3. A free teachers account www.soenglishglobally.com

4. Free individual student accounts www.soenglishglobally.com

5. As the teacher, simply send a message to the site administor and you will be matched with other classes and given a classroom to enter online.

Comment by Chantelle Manciel on September 22, 2009 at 1:39am

Be sure to send me a message to let me know if you are interested: Chantelle.Manciel@gmail.com

Comment by Jeffrey Dionne on September 23, 2009 at 11:28am

Hi, I'm teaching in a jr/sr high school in Tokyo.

I'm posting this info in other areas of EFL Classroom 2.0, but there is a new software called "PikiFriends" which lets secondary school students and teachers around the world connect with each other, like a modern-day penpal system. Built from scratch and very unique, the focus is on members using English to communicate and make friends in an enjoyable, safe and easy-to-use format. I designed the software myself; from the beginning my dream has been to give specifically secondary schools a tool that can have a positive influence on young people's intrinsic motivations to use English. There are no tests, quizzes, levels, or grammar lessons - it is strictly for making friends internationally and using English authentically. Teachers are free to use the system in a variety of ways. I believe both students and teachers will enjoy and benefit from its use.

I have over 250 high school students on it right now, and we're gradually getting more and more schools joining. Please come and see what we're all about, it's free and very cool!

The site is:
http://www.pikifriends.net

You can download the "FAQ" and "How to Use PikiFriends" files here, they should answer just about any questions you may have:
http://idisk.mac.com/jeffreydionne-Public?view=web

Send me a message through ESL Classroom 2.0 or the mail below if you are interested. Thanks a lot and happy teaching!
info@piki-people.com

Comment by Robert Zenhausern on December 10, 2009 at 1:57pm

I am working with about 15 teachers from Morocco who want to improve English proficiency. You can learn a bit more and register at www.enabling.org/teleeducation or contact me here.

Comment by robinthanh on March 20, 2010 at 1:02am

can i join in there ?

Comment by Tóthné Bán Gyöngyi on April 4, 2010 at 3:33pm

I teach in a primary school. ( age 6-14) My students have already started learning English, but it would be great to meet and making links with other students from all over the world. ( maybe on skype) It would motivate them to learn English very much.

Comment by Marta Casulleras on December 13, 2010 at 5:40pm

Hi all!

We're looking for partners for a European Grundtvig fund. The project is "Teaching English in Unesco sites" Those interested must live in or near a Unesco site, teach in an adult school anb be from EU

We're already 4 but would like to "get" one or two more.

Send me a message through EFL Classroom 2.0 or the mail below if you are interested. Thanks a lot!

martacasulleras@hotmail.com

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