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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Ontario, Ore., seeing success for English language learners 3 December 2013
- How PISA results will impact US schools 3 December 2013
- Oral English test returns 3 December 2013
- Adult English language learners struggle against program's policy 3 December 2013
- Common Core academic standards force teachers to work on critical thinking over memorization 3 December 2013
Tag Archives: technology in ELT
Google+ Education: Part 3
Tara Arntsen
For part three of this series on Google+ for education, let’s talk about Google Drive, formerly Google Docs. It is free and easy to create an account and enables users to create documents, presentations, spreadsheets, forms, drawings, and more. Now, … Continue reading
Let’s All Be Connected Educators
Tara Arntsen
Newsflash: October is Connected Educator Month! I almost missed it, so to make up for it, I have this lovely little post for you about what it is and how you can get involved. First off, what is this all … Continue reading
TLO 5: The Self-ish-ness of Teaching and Learning Online
Andy Curtis
At the upcoming Korea TESOL convention in Seoul, to be held on 12 and 13 October, I’ll be presenting a paper on teaching and learning online (TLO). As the theme of the conference is “Exploring the Road Less Travelled: From … Continue reading
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A Great Online Resource: Explanatory Videos for ELT
Tara Arntsen
It’s easy to get stuck using the same lesson plan template. Throwing in something new from time to time (in this case, a new teaching technique or short video segment) can really get students’ attention and help them stay focused … Continue reading
Google+ Education: Part 2
Tara Arntsen
Back when I talked about participatory cultures in a post entitled Moving Education Online, I mentioned Google Sites as a resource for teachers. Google Sites is great because you can easily make a class website using the template called Classroom … Continue reading
Blogging for Educational Purposes
Tara Arntsen
I want to expand on another educational resource that I mentioned in TESOL Connections back in January called Kidblog. Although some might think of blogging as an activity for people with too much free time, it can also be integrated … Continue reading