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Vague (What was that film with that guy?)
I used to watch MAD TV back in Canada, and one of my favourite sketches was of the game show Vague. (Check it out. It’s very funny.) Q: Who was that guy who did that thing? A: The guy with the h… more →
Anatomy of Melancholy
Textbooks
sakurabeth wrote 2 days ago: Somehow, I have become the ‘textbook expert’ at my school. I don’t know how this … more →
Training 'sesh' in Osaka
sakurabeth wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday, I got up at the crack of dawn. Trains and subways and confusing Umeda station later, I s … more →
Motivating Students to Read
sakurabeth wrote 1 month ago: This is an edited portion of one the reports I wrote on the lectures I took in Osaka 2008. Lecturer … more →
Teaching to the test
sakurabeth wrote 1 month ago: This is an edited portion of one the reports I wrote on the lectures I took in Osaka 2008. Lecturer … more →
Tell a story - one line at a time
wwelvaert wrote 1 month ago: What kind of silly idea is this, aren’t all stories told one line at a time? Of course, but b … more →
Weekly ESL/EFL reading - May 25.
wwelvaert wrote 1 month ago: We’re baaaaaaaaack!!! Sorry the ICPNA Cusco teacher’s blog got neglected for, oh six mon … more →
ESL Textbook Recommendations
Mark Stoneman wrote 4 months ago: I posted my grammar textbook recommendations for beginning and intermediate students to Learning Eng … more →
Improving your reading skills for the TOEFL
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Mark Stoneman wrote 4 months ago: I have started another blog specifically for my ESL students at Lado. It is called Learning English. … more →
New Book published by SLALS Instructor
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linguisticslanguageslibrarian wrote 6 months ago: http://www.cambriapress.com/cambriapress.cfm?template=4&bid=280 Second Language Learning and Ide … more →
Language Exchange Program at Georgetown University
Mark Stoneman wrote 6 months ago: Earlier this fall I wrote about language exchanges. Recently I learned that Georgetown University (W … more →
Dave's ESL Cafe
linguisticslanguageslibrarian wrote 7 months ago: The Internet’s Meeting place for ESL + EFL teachers + students from around the World! Stuff fo … more →
ESL Study Tip: Daily Practice
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Mark Stoneman wrote 8 months ago: When learning a foreign language, it is important to practice daily or even more frequently than tha … more →
Intercambios—Language Exchanges
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Mark Stoneman wrote 10 months ago: A colleague at LADO International College, where I teach part-time, told me about an intercambios th … more →
Irregular Verbs
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Mark Stoneman wrote 10 months ago: Irregular verbs present a great challenge for non-native speakers of English. Regular verbs would ad … more →
Mind Your Language
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Mark Stoneman wrote 11 months ago: Here is the first episode of the British sitcom, Mind Your Language, a show about a class full of no … more →
Project-Based Learning & Technology
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Patricia Glogowski wrote 1 year ago: I decided to explain in more details how I structure my research projects with my students because a … more →
How do I integrate technology in my teaching?
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Patricia Glogowski wrote 1 year ago: Although I believe that using technology in teaching ESL/EFL is really important, each case, the con … more →
Absolutely Intercultural!
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nliakos wrote 1 year ago: “Absolutely Intercultural!” is a wonderful ESL podcast created by Anne Fox and Laurent B … more →
Dictionaries Can Tell You How to Use Words
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Mark Stoneman wrote 1 year ago: I frequently encounter situations in which students pick the right word, but use it improperly in th … more →
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