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Tag Archives: materials development
Integrating OER Materials Into the English Language Classroom
Stephanie Marcotte
Open Educational Resources (OER) are accessible, open, and free resources that you can embed into your courses. Other organizations, individuals, and educators share resources freely, providing an open license for them to be used by others. These could be images, … Continue reading
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Tagged as creating materials, materials, materials development, materials writers, OER, open educational resources
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Tidying Up Your ELT: 3 Simple Ways to Declutter Your Teaching
Gabriela Kleckova
In this blog, I share a few tips on decluttering your teaching. My thinking about the topic of clutter in teaching has been inspired by recent movements to let go of our possessions in order to be happier and freer—becoming … Continue reading
Teacher-Made Materials Design: 6 Flaws and Fixes
Gabriela Kleckova
Despite a broad range of professionally developed language teaching materials, we often prepare our own materials (e.g., worksheets, checklists, surveys, tests, assignments sheets) in order to provide learners with more personalized, individualized, or localized contents and tasks. How many of … Continue reading
3 Steps to Innovate TESOL Curriculum
Kristen Lindahl
If necessity is the mother of invention, as TESOL educators, we may want to develop our own or adopt new materials for a few reasons. Sometimes, we find ourselves in teaching contexts without the materials that we need or would … Continue reading
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Tagged as curriculum, evergreen, Kristen Lindahl, materials development, materials writers, teacher education
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