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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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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So here it is! I finally managed to come up with a visual representation that defines what I understand by Openness in education, based on the readings suggested by the Open Education course creato...
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Interesting map of openness: research, OERs, ... It's helpful to have verb phrases as well as groups of nouns, something is often missing in a mindmap. Delete the scoop?
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Make grammatical trees with Language Garden: this video shows how to arrange and label words in sentences for teaching.
You can subscribe for free resources, and David Warr has a discussion of grammar mindmapping using this tool here http://www.edukwest.com/language-gardening-using-grammatical-mind-maps-in-language-learning/
Via Vanessa Vaile of Blogging English http://blogging-learningenglish.blogspot.co.uk/ Delete the scoop?
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