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21 Literacy Resources For The Digital Teacher by Kimberly Tyson, Ph.D., learningunlimitedllc.com Update: This post was originally published in February, 2013 If you follow this blog, you know that I believe effective vocabulary instruction is just about the most important instructional activity for teachers to get right. For lots of reasons. Vocabulary influences fluency, comprehension, and student achievement. How’s that for starters? Learn English As a Second Language Sign Up | Login | Help Falibo Most Recent | Most Viewed | Most Discussed | Top Favorites | Top Rated | Recently Featured | Random Watch Videos Basic View

What are good EFL/ESL lesson plan, activity, game, resource books for teaching English in a Korean high school? - Here's my list. I've been asked by foreign teachers to suggest EFL/ESL book titles for teaching Korean high school students, Korean English teacher conversation/speaking/teacher training English classes, and Korean NON-English teacher conversation/speaking/English classes . . . I started this project a week ago but have been in the process of moving into my new apartment, unpacking, and settling into my new school so things haven't quite progressed as much as I'd hoped for. Since many, if not all, foreign English teachers begin classes next week I'm going to post my list with bare bones point form commentary and intend to add more/edit it later.

English Pronunciation Links vowel sounds / consonants Inglish - English words spelled the way they sound. Howjsay - The accent is British, but this is still a useful site for listening to pronunciation. My Resource Cloud Connections (English words version) is an exciting motivational connect the letters game based upon Common Core Standard words. The App is based upon random datasets, no two games will ever be the same. Suitable for: Teacher, Home Educator, Student, Parent Players: Single Published by: Bongo LLP Purchasing Information Unlimited Free Vocabulary Quizzes for GRE, TOEFL, SAT and IELTS test takers. IVocab now gives you an unlimited GRE quizzes for free. Practice as much as you want. Each quiz is unique and there is no repeated quiz no matter how many times you click on same quiz set.Make sure you practice more to score high in GRE. With high score, you can apply to many high profile US, UK and other international universities.

English Pronunciation Resources for Students and Teachers ~ Sharing Learning Given the many different places that "native" English speakers hail from, there is no such thing as perfect English pronunciation. That said, knowing how to pronounce words is an important part of learning any language. If you are struggling with pronunciation or know a student who is struggling, the following free resources may help: A Collection of Great Interactive Sites for Teachers Today as I was sifting through my feeds I came across this awesome treasure trove of educational websites curated in a Weebly page.I spent a couple of hours going through the links included in this resource and I found them really interesting and worth sharing with the readers of Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. I am particularly adding them to the Educational Web Tools section. This Weebly page is a work in progress and there will be more added to it in the future like the Art section for instance is still not ready but I will let you know of any additions.There are also few links which no longer work and apart from that I am pretty sure you will be amazed by the web tools recommended there. These web tools are geared towards k-5 students. They are basically online interactive, educational games and simulations. Here are the main categories featured in the list, click on any title to access its web tools.

English Pronunciation, Lesson 29 - CH and J Sounds English Pronunciation, Lesson 29 In English, the CH and J sounds are often studied together because they are made in the same part of the mouth and pronounced in a similar way. In this lesson, we will learn how to make the voiceless CH sound (China, century) and the voiced J sound (Germany, jump). Click Here to get the English Short Stories Book and Workbook Click Here for the American Accent Audio Course. My Resource Cloud Welcome to this Slim the Ogre App on comparatives and superlatives. The app contains 12 dynamic games to help young people understand everything there is to know about comparatives and superlatives. Suitable for: Teacher, Home Educator, Student, Parent Players: Single Published by: Bongo LLP Purchasing Information