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TESOL English Language Bulletin- When literacy ate language: An analysis of a research-based literacy intervention for designated English Learners 6 June 2023
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Tag Archives: collaborative projects
1-Word New Year’s Resolutions for ELT
Tomiko Breland
It’s the new year, and a great time to reflect on the previous year while planning for the next in the form of New Year’s resolutions. Though we don’t need a special occasion to set a goal, the beginning of … Continue reading
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Exploring Project-Based Work: The Mixed Methods of Trust
Jennifer Lacroix and Doreen Miller
Exploring project-based work with L2 English university-bound students can take many forms as we, as English language teachers, have access to almost any type of content for our language instruction. So, how can we use project-based work to help prepare … Continue reading
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Project-Based Learning to Promote Language Skill Development: A Sample Reflection Project
Erin Knoche Laverick
Are you looking to energize your teaching and enhance student learning? Project-based learning (PBL) is a fun and meaningful way to integrate the use of language skills while promoting students’ critical thinking skills. As indicated by the name, project-based learning … Continue reading
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Google Docs for Collaborative Writing Activities
Elena Shvidko
Last week, I was preparing a lesson plan for my composition class on how to write a research report. I found a nice description on how to organize and write a research report in one of the textbooks on technical … Continue reading