A is for Accommodation « An A-Z of ELT - 0 views
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Jacqueline Trademan on 06 Jan 13This is an entry from Scott Thornbury's excellent blog - on dialect accommodation. Actually worth subscribing to this blog.
Evidence Based Teachers Network - Top 10 Methods - 0 views
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Very interesting website...this is just one of the pages with the top 10 teaching methods that work based on evidence. Not an ESL focus but it could be
David Crystal on It's Only a Theory S01E02 - YouTube - 0 views
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You Tube video of David Crystal on a talk show called "It's Only a Theory"...he's defending the proposition that texting is good for the English language.
The Knowledge Tree - 0 views
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This is is great graphic...each branch is a link to more info. Definitely worth sharing
S is for Student-centredness « An A-Z of ELT - 0 views
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Newest entry from Scott Thornbury's blog - S is for Student-Centredness. This entry is a 4 minute video of Scott speaking on the topic
Interesting Ways | edte.ch - 0 views
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BIG list of "Interesting Ways to..." to do various ed tech things...with Google Tools, Devices, Audio/Visual, Subject support, Gaming, and Online Tools. Each of these categories has many more links with ideas from teachers. I'm sure there are some great things here, but be selective. There isn't anything TESL specific here, but these are the most popular ed tech things going on right now and many are very suitable for ELLs.
G is for Genre | An A-Z of ELT - 0 views
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Newest entry from Scott Thornbury's blog - G for genre.
Infusing-Technology-into-the-Classroom.pdf - 3 views
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"Infusing Technology into the Classroom:A Beginner's Guide " That's what this is...a two page pdf that gives some good basics and some useful links to help you get started.
Calif. to Tighten Rules for Teaching English-Learners - Learning the Language - Educati... - 0 views
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California's credentialing board plans to expedite new rules governing intern teachers-those who came into the profession on alternative routes-in what will likely require them to take more upfront training on how to teach English-language learners.
M is for Monolingualism « An A-Z of ELT - 1 views
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Another entry in Scott Thornbury's blog - An A-Z of ELT. Interesting comparison of language policy in Cataluna, Spain and the English Only group in the U.S. (I recommend subscribing to his blog if you haven't already).
C is for Contrastive analysis « An A-Z of ELT - 0 views
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If you aren't already subscribing to Scott Thornbury's A-Z of ELT blog, I recommend that you do. This entry is a nice summary of the key points behind Contrastive Analysis.
Ideas for E.L.L.'s | - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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"Ideas for English Language Learners | Labeling Photos, Sequencing Passages and More" - from the New York Times Learning Network Blog as posted by Larry Ferlazzo
Wellesley College Project on Social Computing: How to E-mail Your Professor - 0 views
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Well, if this isn't useful, I don't know what is! This site "Netiquette Guidelines" has other useful tips too. I'm also interested in using this in my sociolinguistics classes.
Shaping a Culture of Conversation: The Discussion Board and Beyond | Academic Commons - 0 views
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Interesting reflection on using the Discussion Board in really meaningful ways.
Article from Education News n alternate TESL training grog rams - 0 views
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I saw this in a newsletter I subscribe to and thought it was an interesting connection to our project
How We Learn What We Learn - 0 views
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On line book...you can download this, too I think. The title tells you what's in this book. It covers the theories of some of the big thinkers of the 20th century, and then takes theory to practice. It seems to be well written and the whole book is only about 50 pages.
Scott Thornbury - The ABC of SLA - Pecha Kucha KOTESOL 2012 - YouTube - 0 views
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Nice 7+ minute video presents the history and most recent developments of SLA theory alphabetically. This is from Scott Thornbury's and his A-Z approach (book and blog). He actually made this video to demonstrate a video editing technique called Pecha Kucha which allows 20 second for 20 slides. You'll see them interjected into the video.
How to Write a Quality Comment! - YouTube - 0 views
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This video is so adorable...I think these must be 4th or 5th grades with great advice on writing comments. This happens to be regarding a blog, but it could certainly relate to Discussion Boards too. I wish I could share this with my adult students...
My fake college syllabus - Salon.com - 0 views
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Enjoy this "college syllabus" as seen in Salon.com. I think we wish we could say some of these things sometimes...
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