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Tag Archives: learning online
4 Promising Programs to Practice Pronunciation in Private
For many students, pronunciation is an elusive white whale. They can often get the basics down, but they rarely get enough time and feedback to fine tune their dipthongs or their consonant clusters. Pronunciation classes are wonderful, but often in short … Continue reading
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Tagged as apps for ELT, edtech, educational technology, learning online, online learning, pronunciation
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Distance Learning Tips and Strategies
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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Gaming Tools for Teaching Online: Level Up
The current pandemic has upended the status quo for classrooms around the world. Many teachers are now learning the fundamentals of teaching online and doing their best to keep students engaged and motivated. For many, this means classroom content now … Continue reading
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Tagged as game-based learning, gaming, learning management systems, learning online, online games, online materials, screencasting, teaching online
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Supporting ELs’ Social-Emotional Learning in a Virtual Classroom
As teachers and students from all over the world have been fast-tracked into virtual classrooms, educators need to take a closer look at our response to the anxiety and stress that learners are experiencing during this process. As teachers of … Continue reading
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Tagged as elementary education, elementary ESL, learning online, online teaching, social-emotional learning, teaching online
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Taking Your Teaching Online
With the physical and social distancing surrounding COVID-19, educators are tasked with moving their physical classes into an online space. This is an exciting adventure; however, it can be equally as stressful. This is especially true under the conditions surrounding … Continue reading
Academic Earth: Free Education for All
Over a year ago, I wrote about free MOOCs for educators and mentioned Coursera and edX as good sites to find valuable courses for professional development. The importance of professional development can never be underestimated, so today, I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged as evergreen, learning online, online resources, professional development, tara arntsen, technology and education
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TLO 16: How to Teach Online: Review and Wrap-Up: Part 2
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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Tagged as andy curtis, evergreen, learning online, online education, teaching online, technology and education, TLO
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TLO 15: How to Teach Online: Review and Wrap-Up: Part 1
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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Tagged as andy curtis, English language teaching, evergreen, learning online, online education, teaching online, TLO
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