ISDATL

website for translating words, expressions etc. for various languages; gives detailed information

Übungen zu Deutschlehrbüchern

Übungen zu Deutschlehrbüchern

create an angle then use a virtual protractor to verify the measurements

50 Inspiring TED Talks For Teachers: An Updated List For 2014

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"How do you know you're done for the day? Everyone wants to leave the office at a reasonable hour, but you also don't want to feel like a slacker when you log off and stop reading emails. Here are a few "finish lines" to help you know when it's okay to stop working and get on with your day."

42 Fill-in-the-Blank Prompts For Students To Design Their Own Projects by Terry Heick

When you need to research something, where do you start? Most of us answer this question with "Google", and "Wikipedia". But if you're researching online with Google and Wikipedia as your main tools, you're only hitting the tip of the iceberg. While these offer some great basic information on a huge variety of subjects, if you want to delve deeper, you need a wider variety of sources to choose from. 

Periodically, I find it interesting to see what's new over at TED Talks. While not every video they have really floats my boat, there is generally a wealth of inspiration and interesting stories shared there. We've shared a number of these inspiring talks in the past - some relate specifically to teaching, others cover more general life lessons or inspiration.

Lera Boroditsky once did a simple experiment: She asked people to close their eyes and point southeast. A room of distinguished professors in the U.S. pointed in almost every possible direction, whereas 5-year-old Australian aboriginal girls always got it right. She says the difference lies in language. Boroditsky, an associate professor of cognitive science at the University of California, San Diego, says the Australian aboriginal language doesn't use words like left or right. It uses compass points, so they say things like "that girl to the east of you is my sister." If you want to learn another language and become fluent, you may have to change the way you behave in small but sometimes significant ways, specifically how you sort things into categories and what you notice.

Webpage to Columbia Teacher's College for Reading and Writing

Information videos on a variety of topics for ESL.

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Researching UK university courses and entry requirements.

Researching UK university courses and entry requirements.

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Collaboration: What Does it really mean?

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