LINKS
Useful links to fruitful websites, blogs, online dictionaries and language references and much more…
ManyThings is a website for people studying English as a Second Language (ESL) or English as a Foreign Language (EFL).
NovelGuide is a free source for literary analysis on the web providing study guides as an educational supplement.
12 events that will change everything
This web-only article,which I discovered thanks to Larry Ferlazzo, is a special rich-media presentation of the twelve events that will change everything around us.
English language teaching links in different categories prepared by Sean Banville.
EFL and ESL blog Carnival – Lesson plans
I am honored to be part of the ESL/EFL Carnival of Lessons which was hosted by Karenne Joy Sylvester. The blog carnival includes so many useful and insightful lesson plans. Teachers will have the opportunity to choose from a wide range of activities that they can try in their EFL and ESL classes.
Moroccan English Baccalaureate Exam specifications
There has been a change in the bac exam specifications. Changes were mainly in the language section.
This is a link to a cool websites which provides free esl activities:
I’d like to share with readers the posts I’ve read recently. They all carry insightful thoughts and creative ideas that I hope will be of great interest to teachers and educators.
WordNet is a large lexical database of English, developed under the direction of George A. Miller, Profeessor of psychology at Princeton University.
Brainstorming is a very effective technique to generate ideas. To understand what exatctly braistorming is and how to uses it in EFL and ESL classes Have a look at these previuous posts.
Google wave is an online application that allows for:
- real-time communication
- collaboration
A lot of the terminology we use to describe our assessment practices is sometimes blury and has to be clearly defined.
It’s a tool that creates word clouds that you can print and use in teaching English.
Eyeplorer – an educational tool
Eyeplorer is a an amazing eduactational tool. It is a research and study tool based on Wikipedia which enables students to make research about specific terms to prepare for writing assignments and class projects. It is espaecially useful to help students develop their:
The thirteen edition of EFL, ESL, ELL Blog Carnivals is hosted at ELLCLASSROOM.I’m honored to be included in this edition with many other excellent bloggers.
Readprint.com is a website where you can satisfy your reading needs: thousands of free online books at your finger tips. It is a free library for students, teachers, and the classic enthusiast.
An amazing educational software
GCompris is an educational software for kids from 2 to 10 years old. It is a suite that suggests activities which are game orientated, but nonetheless still educational. Here are some of the activities it proposes.
Teaching K – 6 blog carnival (June Edition)
The June edition of Teaching K- 6 blog carnival has been posted at the Teaching Challenges blog. I’m honored to be part of this month’s edition, alongside many excellent posts focusing on innovative ideas for teaching. I have had a lot of pleasure in reading this month’s edtion which includes many interesting and thought [...]
The second issue of the Teaching Blog K – 6 Carnival has been posted at the Teaching Challenges blog. I’m honored to be included in this month’s edition, alongside many excellent articles focusing on innovative ideas for teaching and thought-provoking articles.
Very well.Good luck!
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