Part of the Cool Sites series In every subject students must acquire new vocabulary, which is often taught through rote memorization. How do we engage learners to engage with new vocabulary? In a previous post I shared with you 12 word cloud resources. Now, I want to share how I make vocabulary engaging by using [...]
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14 Resources for Meaningful Student Dialogue
Part of the Cool Sites series If you teach English language learners in their native countries, then finding opportunities for them to use the English they learn outside the classroom can be challenging. In reality, I cannot cover all the language skills they need to learn in an hour and a half class period. The [...]
Fifteenth Edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Carnival
Welcome to the fifteenth edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Carnival. Let us start the week with some resourceful reading materials from many of the finest bloggers, authors, and educators of the English language teaching world! So brew your favorite coffee, relax, and enjoy. Our posts include tips to help educators with their social media experience, ways [...]
My Favourite Tools by Alexandra Francisco
Part of the Cool Sites weekly series! Like most of us, I have only just recently (about a year ago) began to use web2.0 tools in my classes. It wasn’t easy at first. There is a myriad of tools at our disposal and new ones keep emerging at such speed that it’s enough to make [...]
category: Cool Sites
tags: AlexandraFrancisco, digitalstorytelling, EFL, English Central, ESL, ESOL, glogster, guest blogging, links, quizzes, TEFL, video, web 2.0
What Did They Tweet?
December 1st edition! My guilty pleasure is…. Twitter… as you can tell by this weekly series, What Did They Tweet? Kid’s Digital Stories @JohnMikulski’s students have created beautiful digital stories using Storybird. Storybird is one of my favorite applications that you can read about here! John describes the project which has students write a short [...]
category: What Did They Tweet
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