Exploring Web 2.0 October 2011

This the site I was talking about in our ning, go ahead, try it. Blessings

For those who teach children

Here you can find a very interesting explanation of the utility of twitter in the classroom to encourage students to give their opinions.

A very interesting information of how to use social media in education.

If you have problems to assign homework or to communicate with Students´ parents, don't worry here you have some options to use the social media as much as you can.

Ideas for using technology in our classrooms.

Official UN site on human rights issues in Cambodia

I am sure you will find this website useful and interesting.

the Best Web 2.0 Applications for Education - 2007, here's my next "Best of.." list - the Web 2.0 applications which are most helpful to English Language Learners.

This is an interesting websites because it offers enjoyable activities. For example, there are several info gap activities. These information gaps usually come in twos. You will need to print both the A and B sheets. You can print them directly from the browser if you want, but they will look better if you save them and open them in any graphics program and print from there.

This website is awesome for playing grammar game. The site provides a variety of interactive games and exercises for total ESL fun. Free ESL fun games here include : Snakes and Ladders, Hangman, Spelling games, Wheel of Fortune, TV Games(Betting Game), Mazes, Memory Games, Matching exercises, Sequencing exercises, Picture Quizzes and more. Follow the links. You and your students will have FUN!!!

Collection of ideas, etc. similar to ESL printables

Reading levels of many children's books

Although this is a "store" of quizzes for many children's books, I primarily use it when determining a book's reading level for students. Many books are in this database. It is helpful when setting up a library for elementary students, but also for a parent who is curious about a book their child may be reading...is it appropriate? too hard? too easy? When you search for a title, and it is in the database, you are given its reading level.

My favorite poet to use when teaching students about non-traditional/non-rhyming poetry and my favorite in general. He also spent the last 40 years of his life in Lake Oswego teaching at Lewis & Clark College.

I like to use this site for teaching kids about reading charts and graphs; side benefit is making them more aware of the world they live in.

I use ideas from this website when my classes seem a bit squirmy and need to use up some energy to better help them concentrate!

Excellent resource for those considering teaching in Thailand