ELI Websites

Useful, quick reference infographic with ways to develop critical thinking

There are some great grammar tip infographics here, in case you want to decorate your new room with some useful posters.

Might be a helpful justification for those engineering, etc. students who don't feel grammar or writing has much to do with their future careers

Large collection of rubrics on a variety of topics

Ideas to help learners prioritize language learning goals and some interesting links to online sites to support language learning

Interactive infographic underscoring the need for visuals to accompany text explanations

Quickly and easily create infograpics.

simple, useful presentation tips for students

Books and short videos on presentation skills and how to avoid "Death by Powerpoint"

Well done resource for plagiarism info -- good for Level 6 teachers. Thanks to Jaime for the find!

Perhaps a thing of the future?

This is kind of crazy but interesting. Try out the quick exercise to see how fast we can read by using our "Optimal Recognition Point". Warning: You may get a little dizzy.

good exploration of the skills all students, of any age, need as 21st century learners.

I found this awesome vocab tool that picks out important words in an online (or typed in) text based on relevance, frequency, and subject. It creates word clouds (don't worry, I didn't know what those were either), gives definitions, parts of speech, and examples from the text. The full features are only available with a paid subscription, but there's a lot you can do with the free version, too, and you don't even need to create a username or password! This could be a very helpful website to pass on to students.