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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Why social-emotional learning must come first when schools reopen 8 July 2020
- Poll: Their kids learned less, but parents satisfied with remote education 8 July 2020
- International students may need to leave US if their universities transition to online-only learning 8 July 2020
- Helping English learners succeed should be a top priority for schools amid the pandemic 8 July 2020
- 4 tips for effective virtual professional development 8 July 2020
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Tag Archives: online education
Distance Learning Tips and Strategies
Lauren Conn and Kristin Fawaz
This blog post is sponsored by VIPKid. Many teachers are transitioning from brick-and-mortar classrooms to virtual instructional settings as schools temporarily close across the United States to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 (coronavirus). Offline and online educators alike know … Continue reading
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Tagged as distance learning, learning online, online education, teaching online
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Teaching Writing Online
Betsy Gilliland
Events of the past month have led to a dramatic change in how we teach our classes. Most college and university programs in North America and elsewhere in the world have suddenly shifted instruction to online formats, with teachers asked … Continue reading
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Tagged as online activities, online education, peer response, second language writing, teaching writing
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TLO 16: How to Teach Online: Review and Wrap-Up: Part 2
Andy Curtis
Welcome to the last of this 16-part series of TLO Blogs, which have had, in total, well over 2,000 hits (so far). So, I wanted to thank those readers, especially those of you who posted questions and comments. Thanks also … Continue reading
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Turn to TESOL for Online Professional Development
Tara Arntsen
In honor of the TESOL International Convention and English Language Expo that is happening in Portland, Oregon next week, today’s online resource is straight from TESOL. Most of my posts have been about resources you can use with students, but … Continue reading
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Tagged as ESL teacher PD, evergreen, online education, professional development, tara arntsen, teacher development
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TLO 15: How to Teach Online: Review and Wrap-Up: Part 1
Andy Curtis
As this is the penultimate TLO blog in this 16-part series, I asked some of the readers and responders what they thought would be the most useful way to wrap things up. Many of the readers said that, as we’ve … Continue reading
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TLO 11: How to Teach Online: Establishing Ground Rules II
Andy Curtis
In the previous blog (posted December 18), we looked at establishing a set of standards for behavior and interaction in a teaching and learning environment online, which are different in some important ways from the ground rules in regular, face-to-face … Continue reading
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TLO 10: How to Teach Online: Establishing the Ground Rules
Andy Curtis
In the previous blog (posted December 4), we looked at some of the ways in which course participants, including the teachers, can get to know each other in spite of not being in a physical classroom, and in many cases … Continue reading
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Tagged as andy curtis, evergreen, learning online, online education, online teacher education, teaching and learning online, teaching online, TLO
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TLO 9: How to Teach Online: Get to Know Your Course Participants
Andy Curtis
Finally! The “how to” stuff! Some readers have e-mailed me to say that, although they are finding these TLO blogs interesting, they thought it was going to be more of a “how to” type blog, which some of the other … Continue reading