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An extensive reading program was established for elementary level language learner. Practical advice is then offered to teachers worldwide on ways to encourage learners to engage in a focused and motivated reading program with the potential to lead students along a path to independence and resourcefulnessin their reading and language learning

learnenglishfeelgood.com - ESL/ELL-English Grammar and Vocabulary Tests, Worksheets, Free ESL Resources, Video-based listening comprehension tests, lists of American Idioms and phrasal verbs, ELT, and more

This Web site, first created by The Seattle Times in 1996, contains the story of a remarkable man, Martin Luther King Jr., images of a tumultuous time, and perspectives of politicians, academics, students and the many, ordinary citizens whose lives he touched. 

Introduce or review key grammar concepts with Flocabulary's educational rap songs and videos. Discover parts of speech, capitalization, prefixes and suffixes, synonyms and antonyms, commas and more.

I've just found this webpage in one of Larry Ferlazzo's "The best of." In this webpage you have interactive exercises for your students to practice grammar. You can create a virtual classroom, then a lesson and your students can sign in and complete the activities while you track their progress.

Business and human rights. Resourse Centre ( selected by countries, activites, companies and topics). Good resourse for Business English studies ( ESP). The site is localized into several languages, including Russian.

This a good educational website about human rights. A variety of topics related to human rights such as discrimination, equality and prejudice and stereotypes are discussed in the lesson plans

With the invention of new and innovative technologies in the modern era,it has become very comfortable for the language teachers and teaching English does not have to be a difficult task at all. The Internet TESL Journal by Michael Morgan suggests the ways how we can utilise technology in ESL class for better results.It throws light on its various aspects and problems by which a teacher can make good use of it.

Thousands of copyright free and copyright friendly images and photos for teachers and students.

Kidblog is designed for K-12 teachers who want to provide each student with an individual blog. Students publish posts and participate in academic discussions within a secure classroom blogging community. Teachers maintain complete control over student blogs and user accounts.

This is a website to practice pronunciation and IPA

Hello dear teachers, This is a web page you can use to teach IPA.

Another nice page you can share with your students where they can see and learn some ways for helping to make even a small change.

The website has a lot of activities and tasks that a teacher can use in her class as per the context and level of the learners. It is easy to navigate. The website also contains a link to a blog by Larry Ferlazzo on 'Understanding our basic human right'. Students and teachers can join the blog for further discussions.

In this website, you'll find great ideas to teach human rights, each lesson plan depends on which level you are going to choose. There are other activities; but I strongly recommend you to use those lesson plans.

I looked at this resource and there are many many detailed lessons that get at human rights, such as ways in which all people are alike. How we see ourselves and others, etc. It is a United Nations publication and you are free to use it as you like.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between motivation, anxiety, language learning strategies, and the amount of and quality of contact with English among adult English as a Second Language (ESL) learners in the United States.

This is the site for the United Nations and Human Rights. Here you will find related information and links to issues related to genocide, indigenous peoples, disability, children in armed conflict and other aspects of Human Rights.

LearningApps.org is a Web 2.0 application, to support learning and teaching processes with small interactive modules.

" Sexual Orientation and Human Rights"

Following an introduction to human rights, students will consider how human rights relate to themselves, their community, country and their world. Here teachers are going to find many activities to apply in the classroom. This page is just aout huma rights, history, campaigns, documentaries, etc.

This site gives a good lesson plan for highshool level students.

One of the most comprehensive sites on human rights around. Contains current human rights reports on most countries and articles on human rights violations worldwide. This is a really useful site for those who want to deepen their understanding of human rights issues. The site contains a lot of videos, photos, some statistics and testimonies. Without doubt teachers can offer their students to work together on a project "Human Rights" in order to raise their awareness of the issue. In addition, teachers can use the site to teach university students how to analyze and synthesize material.