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TESOL Webinar – Teaching Grammar to Adults and Teens
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TESOL Webinar – Teaching Grammar to Adults and Teens

Grammar is the whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax and morphology. British English (BrE) is the form of…
Posted by tesol May 14, 2012
TESOL Webinar – Survival Tips for Teaching English to Young Learners
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TESOL Webinar – Survival Tips for Teaching English to Young Learners

Learn to succeed in teaching English to young learners by using the following methods: 1. Revert to Your Childhood 2. Engage Parents 3. Build Routines 4. Create a Teacher Survival…
Posted by tesol March 27, 2012
Mobile Motivation – Learning English On The Go
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Mobile Motivation – Learning English On The Go

Learn how to integrate mobile learning devices into your classroom by utilizing educational applications. A mobile learning device can be a smartphone, PDA (personal digital assistant), eBook reader, media player,…
Posted by tesol December 10, 2011
TESOL Webinar – Classroom Fun & Games for Adults
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TESOL Webinar – Classroom Fun & Games for Adults

Encouraging adult ESL students to have fun is benifical to learning. Examples of activities for adults ESL leaners include surveys, bingo, hot-seat games, discussions, interactive white boards, card games, icebreakers, and…
Posted by tesol November 23, 2011
TESOL Webinar – Learning to Engage the Parents of your Students
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TESOL Webinar – Learning to Engage the Parents of your Students

Engagement equals active partnerships. The first step to engaging parents is communication. Make the first conversation positive and personal. Assure the parents you want their child to succeed in your…
Posted by tesol August 30, 2011
TESOL Webinar – Twitter for English Language Teachers
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TESOL Webinar – Twitter for English Language Teachers

Learn how to utilize the new Twitter with your students to experience an interactive way of teaching and learning. Visit the TESOL Webinars wiki page for more classroom resources.
Posted by tesol July 25, 2011
TESOL Webinar – Facebook for English Language Teachers
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TESOL Webinar – Facebook for English Language Teachers

Learn how to safely use Facebook with your ESL students for classroom activities. Explore teacher communities, and post your resources. Visit the TESOL Webinars wiki page for more classroom resources.
Posted by tesol July 18, 2011

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