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Tag Archives: ESL speaking
TESOL 2015: Focus on Speaking Sessions
Farrah Littlepage
Some days, I wish I could switch places with my students, and spend the day soaking in knowledge about language. (Then again, I’m sure some of my IEP students would love to skip ahead in their careers and become instructors!) … Continue reading
Tech-Break: Slash Reading
Tara Arntsen
After so many months of tech-related posts, it is time for another tech-break! This one is called slash reading, and I am always happy to explain it to people. It even made it into one of the articles I did … Continue reading
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Tagged as classroom activity, classroom practice, ESL speaking, evergreen, reading activity, speaking activities, tara arntsen
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Speaking English Outside of Class: When Students Need More Help
Alexandra Lowe
In several blog posts in 2013, I explored the ways I have worked with my students to encourage them to speak, read, and listen to more English outside of class and documented their success in doing so. But what if … Continue reading
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Tagged as adult education, adult ESL, alexandra lowe, ESL speaking, evergreen, self-directed learning
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Master Classes: ESL Reflections From the Keyboard
Alexandra Lowe
At the height of the heat wave last month, I bought a 1-day pass to the International Keyboard Institute & Festival at Mannes College of Music in New York City. I wasn’t exactly sure what I would learn from a … Continue reading
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Tagged as adult education, adult ESL, alexandra lowe, ESL speaking, self-directed learning, teaching speaking
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Using Smartphones in Class to Improve Speaking Skills
Alexandra Lowe
For better or for worse, smartphones and tablets are here to stay in the ESL classroom. At worst, they are an annoying distraction, with students furtively texting family and friends and disengaging from class. But at best, they can be … Continue reading