Home | TV411 - 0 views
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Jennie Farnell on 12 Oct 15Very cool sight with videos and short lessons explaining various skills -- summarizing, inferring, etc. For native speakers but I think Level 5 & 6 would be fine with it. Thanks Joy!
http://easyworldofenglish.com/pronunciation/pronunciation.aspx?c=2c21d1bcc5bb2345 - 0 views
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Thanks Joy! Great website for beginning students -- all skills but free pronunciation practice for English specific problem areas
70 Practical Things Every Teacher Should Know - 1 views
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70 Practical Things Every Teacher Should Know Yup, totally. Including my personal favorite "how to wash their hands correctly". :-)
Engineering your English.pdf - 0 views
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Ideas on how to teach English for Engineering
Pingu the penguin - 1 views
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Really short, cute, wordless videos which could be used in a multitude of ways
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Good for my Level 0/1 at WCC! Thanks!
Eat your vegetables - 0 views
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Very short funny video students can watch and describe
"What if" writing - 0 views
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Not particularly revolutionary but in all the years I've taught 3rd level conditionals I've never thought of framing them in this way...could be a lot of fun and maybe more relevant
Monkey the cat hunts for dinner - 0 views
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Short video of a cat solving a puzzle to get his dinner. Could be used for teaching process writing.
Wild dogs - 0 views
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Funny video students can watch and describe
Reading Informational Texts Using the 3-2-1 Strategy - ReadWriteThink - 1 views
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Students can count on using the 3-2-1 strategy to help them successfully comprehend and write about an informational text.
Activities to teach inferencing - 1 views
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Some different approaches using pictures to help teach inferencing skills
MakeBeliefsComix for ESOL | Using the Site to Teach English to Speakers of Other Languages - 1 views
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Some very accessible writing prompts for lower level students. Can download a free PDF of the books.
Cambridge University Press advances learning, knowledge and research worldwide - 0 views
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Enjoy!
New ways to keep students engaged - 0 views
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Some different ideas in here about keeping students moving and engaged. A few I haven't tried but will for my fall oral communications class. Share feedback please if you try any of them!
Reading Skills for Today's Adult - 0 views
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There are a lot of graded stories here, started below first grade reading level (but for adults). Readings can be timed to increase fluency. Could be really good extra practice especially for lower level reading. Printable worksheets to check understanding
Holly Morris: Why stay in Chernobyl? Because it's home. | TED Talk | TED.com - 0 views
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Hi, this Ted video is excellent and relates perfectly to the Pathways 4 Chapter 2 L/S part on Chernobyl. Monica
10 Dos and Dont's For Group Work & Student Grouping - 1 views
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Different ways to create student groups to meet various needs.
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Different ways to create student groups to meet various needs.
BrainRush | Library - 0 views
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For native speakers but some fun games (go under language arts) to practice sentence structure, commas, parts of speech, etc. Probably best for Levels 4-6
Articles - 'a', 'an' and 'the' | English Grammar - YouTube - 1 views
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Articles!
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Nice, clear explanation. Thanks for sharing!
The Purposeful Pause: 10 Reflective Questions to Ask Mid-Lesson - Brilliant or Insane - 0 views
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Some of these would have to be modified for ESL students and some are totally out there (I'm going to try #4, "if you're bored, tell me why" , but rephrased "Are you bored? Tell my why and what would make it more interesting" -- can't wait to see the answers)
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