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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Nearly half in top 5 US cities don't speak English at home, record 67 million 20 September 2018
- Betsy DeVos reopens application process for ESSA's innovative assessment pilot 20 September 2018
- Not opposed to English language: Mohan Bhagwat 20 September 2018
- TESOL awards & grants: Now accepting applications 20 September 2018
- Senate passes spending bill to increase funding for several education programs 20 September 2018
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Tag Archives: vocabulary
Problem (Tech) Solved: Vocabulary Drills 1
Tara Arntsen
For part two of this little series I have started, let’s take a look at vocabulary, which I feel quite certain has been learned using the same methods for centuries. I know memorization gets a bad reputation these days, but … Continue reading
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ESL Games: Connect Four and More!
Marc Anderson
The Game: Connect Four and More! helps students practice their pronunciation in a fun way. It is modeled after the basic Connect Four math game for younger children, where the goal is to get four in a row and win. This … Continue reading
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Tagged as classroom games, ESL games, evergreen, marc anderson, Teaching Vocabulary, vocabulary, vocabulary activities, word games
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ESL Games: Synonym Lingo Game
Marc Anderson
The Game: Synonym Lingo helps to build reading skills and vocabulary. Research Says: Using this game with ESL students much like other games for vocabulary presentation and revision, according to Agnieszka Uberman in the article “The Use of Games for Vocabulary … Continue reading
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Have your students saying, “That’s awesome!”
Kendra Johnson
If you want to smile, visit 1000awesomethings.com. I really love this site. The title pretty much says it all. It’s a list of awesome things the author really appreciates — things like hearing someone’s smile over the phone, realizing no … Continue reading
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Tagged as 1000awesomethings.com, humor, smile, thankfulness, vocabulary
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