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SITE OF THE DAY - HUNDREDS OF THE "BEST" - Teaching Recipes

Started by ddeubel in Websites / links / access to new resources / communities.. Last reply by Nadeem Nawaz Jul 16. 102 Replies 0 Likes

We are now in our 3rd edition of "Site of the Day"! Hundreds of the best sites for teaching/learning. See #1 and…Continue

Tags: collection, list, web 2.0, resources, websites

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ABCs - Alphabet Resources or Ideas?

Started by NEWS NOW in Teaching and Methodology. Last reply by Amelia Meirizka Jun 20. 73 Replies 1 Like

I guess the alphabet is our bread and butter.Got any good ideas for teaching it or using it…Continue

Tags: children, abc, kids, phonics, reading

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Learning Designs

Started by Elise in Teaching and Methodology Mar 27. 0 Replies 0 Likes

I was wondering what you all thought of learning designs pertaining to English language teaching? What are the ways in which you design your lessons to achieve better learning in your students?Continue

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A NEW way to teach PHRASAL VERBS so that your students understand and remember them

Started by Andromeda Jones in Teaching and Methodology Dec 31, 2018. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Phrasal verbs are a verb + preposition, adverb or particle. Teaching…Continue

Tags: prepositions, teach, verbs, phrasal

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November 2007 Blog Posts (6)

Supporter Fling the Teacher! - Who needs them?

Is it hard to motivate your students sometimes? Are you looking for a way to create more classroom "togetherness"? Looking for a unique way to review material and informally assess student's language acquisition/level? Look no further than this fun and so practical game by a great history teacher, Andrew Field.

Fling the Teacher is a "Content generator" style game. Meaning, you the teacher just… Continue

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Supporter Inspiring & motivating - how it should be

I'm a newbie here.

I teach ESL (settlement English) to adult refugees and immigrants.

My class has been working this term to create short movies about 'How to catch public transport' for students at a lower level. It has been a steep learning curve for us all but oh so inspiring in so many ways. They have just gone for it. They're engaged, excited and teaching each other along the way. I'm stepping into the background - there to support if needed.

Now we' re… Continue

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Supporter AnswerTips widget for your website or blog

Neat little widget from Answers.com. After embedding the widget double clicking on anyword will popup a window which includes a sound file of the word, definitions and fast facts.

http://www.answers.com/main/answertips.jsp?lid=AnswerTip_enable&lpos=ATip_bottom

Heres what the popup looks like on our school efl network…

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Supporter For Educators Actively Engaged in Asia!

Visit TEACH - Teaching and Education in Asia: Communities of Hope

The TEA:CH forum especially welcomes native Asian Educators. It's a place to discuss your experiences, discover areas of common interest and diversity, help foreigners better understand your cultures, and share the… Continue

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Supporter Open to actively engaged teachers in Asia only!

Visit TEACH - Teaching and Education in Asia: Communities of Hope

We especially welcome the participation of native Asian Educators! This forum is for you to share your experiences, voice your opinions, help foreigners better understand your cultures, and share the…

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Contribute To The Next ESL/EFL/ELL "Carnival"

I hope member of the EFL Classroom 2.0 community will contribute posts from their blogs to the next ESL/ELL/EFL Carnival. Any posts, from teachers or students, that you think are particularly helpful or insightful to second language learning would be appreciated. The deadline is November 30th:

You can get more info at the ESL Carnival.

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