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"Der Newsletter Fremdsprachen des LPM wird von Jürgen Wagner herausgeben. Ziel: zeitnah informieren über
- aktuelle fachliche Entwicklungen
- den Umgang mit Neuen Medien im FSU
- kostenlose Internetquellen zur Erleichterung der Unterrichtsvorbereitung
- anstehende Veranstaltungstermine, und vieles mehr"
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Timothy Brockley's 2012 MA thesis (Anaheim, directed by K Bailey): "There are scores of young EFL learners who struggle with English all across the globe. One approach to resolving this problem is to engage these learners in triadic interaction. As defined in this thesis, triadic interaction is the interaction between teacher, learners and audio-visual, computer-based activities presented on a screen. An attempt is made to document, analyze and interpret this form of interaction in a Korean young learner EFL context using a competitive game lesson format. Further, the learners themselves were consulted, employing a questionnaire, in order to elicit their opinions regarding triadic interaction and competitive games. While the results are mixed regarding actual observed triadic interaction, the learners in this study expressed positive views in terms of engaging in computer screen competitive game lessons. Further research models are suggested and concluding remarks on the complexity of the research model are offered." Free registration to Asian EFL Journal required for access to PDF.
The Listening Project is a BBC Radio initiative, in partnership with the British Library, to capture the nation in conversation. Listen to conversations from across the country, record and share your conversation.
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Evidence No. 1: ‘It’s safer, but not completely safe.’ Murray Walker, the famous British motor racing commentator, once said in a radio interview: ‘When I consider Formula One racing now with what it was twenty years ago, it’s safer, but not completely safe.’ Click on the loudspeaker to hear all of the words he said, or click on a line to hear it on its own. (The voice is not Murray Walker’s, it’s Richard Cauldwell’s).
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Audio and video resources for the classroom - all ages
Young Learner to adult
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Resources for language learners and teachers of English as a foreign or second language.
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Turkish EFL teacher Sedef Koc has this blog post listing sites where young learners can play games for learning English.
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A collection of short, mostly silent movies with ideas for activities for language teaching.
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"The teacher is no longer limited to school-owned cassettes or DVDs; rather, the world is at their fingertips. Learners can also access video from a number of devices, whether at school, at home or on the go."
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ELT specialist David Deubelbeiss selects from his 2012 blog posts and touches on different areas of teaching and learning English as a second or foreign language
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For the New Year I wanted to collect together some of the blog posts which have either inspired my posts over the last year, or that would be great follow up reading. In a few weeks, I will celebra...
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Lessons On Movies.com. ESL lesson plan on The Hobbit. Complete with printable handout, 8 online quizzes and mp3.
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In her first guest post for OUP, Kate Bell, a writer and researcher, talks us through some of the practical differences between ESL and EFL classrooms. You may think that teaching English is teachi...
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Watch how you can use student peer teaching in your classroom to help all students become experts on topics. Peer teaching is a strategy that celebrates student strengths and address student learning gaps.
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“Extensive Watching“. I’d like to outline this important concept for language learning here and get your own feedback, opinion, thoughts. (and this compliments what I’ve also termed, “Narrow Watching“.
This article was written by Dominic Braham and Anthony Gaughan and originally appeared in English Teaching Matters, the English Language Teachers’ Associations journal. Before we get started…...
Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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A list of glossaries put together by Larry Ferlazzo in 2009, including A (Mostly) Complete Glossary for ESL EFL Teaching From Heads Up English ESL Glossary From Bogglesworld ESL Terminology From State University of New York — Courtland ELT Terminology, Abbreviations & Acronyms From TEFL.net Understanding Second Language Terminology From Everything ESL The British Council’s Teaching Knowledge Database Teaching Foreign Languages Glossary from Annenberg
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Online ESL writing workshop
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