Submitted on 2012-07-13 by POL ALBERT
[Edit] [Delete] In this blog are presented articles, results of studies, and results of researches undertaken in the field of EFL teaching and learning in Benin, a francophone country in west africa. In addition, Literature, Linguistics and Language teaching in general are also areas of interest. All your comments and contributions are welcome. |
Submitted on 2012-06-18 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] Article on Adult ESL/EFL teaching by Hein Schafer, 31 May 2012. Abstract: "This essay will examine and define a number of processes associated with Adult second language learning. References and comparisons to the learning process in children are used to highlight the specific learning needs of adult learners." |
Submitted on 2011-12-15 by Christine B. Ghattas
[Edit] [Delete] In May of 2011 — realizing that I could combine my passion for teaching with my love of travel — I left my job teaching at a university in the United States to teach abroad. I have created CBG Abroad to document my travels, experiences, and lessons in effective teaching. |
Submitted on 2010-08-05 by Rick Davies
[Edit] [Delete] Download guide that includes 3 ebooks on teaching English abroad: Guide to Jobs, Guide to Countries and How to Teach English as a Foreign Language. Also included is a members website of ESL resources and links. |
Submitted on 2009-08-10 by Adelina
[Edit] [Delete] Education Blog specializes in articles on high school special education, engineering universities, k 12 high schools, exam books, creative graduation ideas and much more. |
Submitted on 2009-03-23 by Max
[Edit] [Delete] A student's guide to the main aspects of English grammar; while the culture and travel pages of angleterre.org.uk are in French, the language and grammar pages are in English and accessible to a wider audience. Topics are clearly illustrated with pertinent examples. |
Submitted on 2009-03-12 by Reima Al-Jarf
[Edit] [Delete] It contains my research papers, my conference presentations, course materials and tests in ESL. |
Submitted on 2009-03-09 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] "As you sow, so will you reap: How to instill the love of analyzing literature in our students: Expectations and Obstacles" by Mohammed Alfadhel |
Submitted on 2009-01-17 by Alexis
[Edit] [Delete] Like This English is bringing a revolution by basing its English course on skills. Instead of asking what students can do, they asks what students need the most. The resulting method is very interesting. Read all about it on their website. |
Submitted on 2008-06-18 by Daniel Jones
[Edit] [Delete] UK Student News and Events, the blog of Advice For You.org.uk, provides students with a range of resources and articles from how to survive your first weeks at university to surviving in the UK as an International student. We also have fantastic articles and research for teachers, ranging in everything from the benefits of studying language to the breakdown of the UK International Student population. There really is something for everyone. |
Submitted on 2008-02-19 by David Maisel
[Edit] [Delete] Hundreds of common personal questions that often feel intrusive; hundreds of conventional responses to such questions; formats of ESL exercises for teaching such exchanges; a list of the pragmatic factors that differentiate the stock replies. Click to see the blanked-out words in the questions and replies. |
Submitted on 2007-12-02 by Ted Klein
[Edit] [Delete] This site contains a number of articles relating to ESL, based on my many years in this field. Specialty areas include applied phonology with emphasis on listening, identification and pronunciation skills. Another key area is cross cultural communication, specifically aimed at ESL teachers dealing with students from other countries and teachers who are working with these students. [ Webmaster's Note: Scroll down past what looks like a big advertisement at the top. :-) --Kristina ] |
Submitted on 2007-07-04 by Sue Swift
[Edit] [Delete] Articles on methodology and practical classroom activities for EFL/ESL teachers in a wide variety of teaching situations. Links to free flashcards, online courses and other useful sites. |
Submitted on 2006-02-19 by miguel bengoa
[Edit] [Delete] Feel free to download and use the Babel Placement test as well as other articles and thoughts about teaching. |
Submitted on 2005-11-30 by Robert Dickey
[Edit] [Delete] information, collected papers and links, conferences, etc concerning content-based instruction, CLIL, or whatever name you give it! |
Submitted on 2003-12-15 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] Article by Kemal Sinan Özmen, Gazi University-research and application centre of foreign languages. Ankara- TURKEY |
Submitted on 2002-03-16 by Costas Gabrielatos
[Edit] [Delete] Personal website. Links to online articles and materials on (applied) linguistics, English language teaching (ELT, TESOL), and language teacher education/development. |
Submitted on 2002-02-06 by Karen
[Edit] [Delete] A selection of articles on Applied Linguistics and ELT. Plus ELT cartoons, a dictionary, British/Canadian/American dictionary, phonetic symbols chart, links, and lots more. |
Submitted on 2001-02-04 by Semih Sert
[Edit] [Delete] A comprehension based approach to language teaching and learning |
Submitted on 1997-10-20 by Bill Pellowe.
[Edit] [Delete] . Updated on-line version of an article in The University of Birmingham (UK) Distance MA in TESL/TEFL Programme Newsletter, 1 (2) pp. 1-3. Sections include Creating Materials, Indexes of TEFL Resources, Links to On-Line Articles & Journals, guide to ERIC Database, and Search Engines. |
Submitted on 1997-03-05 by Dr. Cecilia B-Ikeguchi.
[Edit] [Delete] . This page contains a list of my articles on ESL teaching and research that may be of interest to ESL/EFL teachers and researchers.Dr. |
Submitted on 1996-09-25 by Webmaster.
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Submitted on 1996-09-25 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] on the problems he encountered teaching English in the Western Czech Republic |