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Expanded Learning Time Makes Gains Last week, a Boston-based "action tank" released the first year results of a 10 school pilot. The experiment worked. mass2020 • expanded learning time • longer school day • adequate yearly progress • no child left behind
Phase-Out of 121.5/243 MHz EPIRBs Cospas-Sarsat has announced that they will cease satellite processing of the older radio locator beacons in 2009 epirb • elt • plb • cospas-sarsat • 406 mhz epirb
Academic Writing: Description Description in academic papers should be factual and objective description • academic writing • elt • esol • eap
Academic Writing: Narrative Being able to describe a sequence of events is a key requirement in academic writing; it could be describing an experiment; giving the background to a topic; relating an incident. elt • efl • academic writing • narrative • learning
Beyond language Learning a foreign language is just one aspect of learning to communicate with other nationalities. English is well established as the language of international business, but, when we travel and meet people from different backgrounds we find that linguistic obstacles are not the only barriers to understanding. language • learning • elt • culture • travel
Elementary Structure Practice In these articles I have concentrated more on advanced learners or ESP. To help rectify that, I am including a list of 60 questions for elementary level. They are intended to help help your students practise the language of daily life using some of the basic verb structures they will have learnt elt • structure • practice • learning • teaching
Games for the English language classroom The great advantage of games is that students become so engaged in the activity that they use the target language spontaneously. It's amazing what strategies they can find within themselves to put their ideas across, even if their knowledge is limited. I use a range of games for a variety of purposes, but I'd like to share these with you.<p> games • language • elt • classroom • teaching
Internet Executive English Course CALL (Computer-aided language learning) will never replace the classroom, just as the classroom will never replace the real world. CALL can, however, provide people with certain needs with an effective study tool. call • business english • elt • esl • language
Negative Thoughts Forming negatives is a largely rule-bound, mechanical manoeuvre and is thus is easy to teach and to test. Underlying this concern with how to form negatives is, it seems to me, the belief that negatives are used basically as reactions - in the answers to questions or in order to contradict a statement. I wish to raise here the issue of negatives used in preference to a positive declaration. elt • english • language • negatives • classroom
So you want to teach business English So you want to become a business English instructor! This career choice sure makes sense. After all, many EFL students are learning English to further their business careers. Looking at the investment they have already made into improving their English skills, a weekend or two of business English instruction is quite small. They will seek out and pay for a competent business English instructor. However, there are a few new challenges you will face with business English elt • business english • training • language • learning
The great grammar debate When second languages were taught by the grammar/translation method, everyone seemed fairly clear about what should be taught and in what order. Verbs in all their complexity dominated the scene and conjugations and inflections were learnt by rote. The result was that language learners understood a good deal about how the target language was constructed but had little idea of how it was pronounced or used in ordinary conversation. elt • grammar • classroom • teaching • learning
Using Questionnaires in Language Teaching The communicative and humanistic approaches to language training have shown us the importance of setting up genuine dialogue between learner and trainer and among learners themselves. When, as trainers, we ask a series of questions in the manner of quiz masters, where we know the answer and watch while the learner struggles to find something acceptable to us, we cannot claim to be setting up genuine dialogue; it is an unequal power game. elt • language teaching • language learning • classroom • questionnaires
Satellites Save 353 People in 2007 Search and rescue satellites are credited with helping save 353 people facing dire emergencies across the United States and it surrounding waters in 2007 sarsat • epirb • plb • elt • 406mhz erirb
Issues in Teaching Vocabulary As far as trends in ELT are concerned, the nineties were the decade of the lexical approach. There were three issues that led to this concentration on the lexical element in language. One was a recognition coming out of the communicative approach, that to be understood speakers of a second language did not need to produce grammatically perfect sentences. trends in elt • the lexical approach • lexical element in language • communicative approach • speakers of a second language
Is English Language Teaching for You? What qualities does an English language teacher need? A simple question, but not an easy one to answer. teacher • training • english • qualities • efl
Crux of a Disaster: Challenger Many events of the Challenger disaster remain ignored by the general public. Today, numerous misconceptions surround the tragic event. challenger • accident • astronauts • shuttle • weather
ESL Grammar Publishers The following publishers provide websites that not only list their ESL grammar textbooks, but they also allow you to find out more about the contents of each title. esl grammar • esl grammar publishers • grammar books • esl publishers • esl websites
Eliminate the Search in SAR Learn more about Emergency Radio Locator Beacons (EPIRB). This affordable technology can save your life. emergency position indicating radio beacon • epirb • sarsat-cospas • boating safety • radio locator beacon
Is More Time in School Better? A new movement that aims to lengthen the amount of time children spend in school is picking up speed. no child left behind • expanded learning time • expanded learning time initiative • mass2020 • national center on time and learning
Listening Skills and the Internet the majority of students develop reading and writing skills before those of listening and speaking. This is, of course, in direct opposition to the way in which we acquire our first language. As a result of this topsy-turvy approach, the non-native speaker arriving for the first time in an Anglophone country often finds the language s/he hears all around completely incomprehensible. And to add insult to confusion, this same non-native speaker finds that no-one can understand his or her version of the English language either. english language • foreign speakers • listening • speaking • internet
Teaching English Abroad Job Hunting Resource This comprehension guide to TEFL training and job hunting for native English speakers who want to teach ESL overseas is an informative and practical resource. teaching english abroad • susan griffith • job hunting resource • guide teach esl overseas • tefl training certification
What Does Obama Think About More Time in School? President Obama and US Education Secretary Arne Duncan are in favor of more time for learning. Will this mean more time in school? obama and more time in school • arne duncan us education secretary • expanded learning time • time act • obama education policy
With Words, Body Language - Number 7 Final article in the series for the Human Body Event. body image • body euphemisms • body idioms
Conducting a K-12 Classroom Needs Assessment A systematic needs assessment identifies classroom, instruction, and curriculum needs, and can help teachers develop concrete strategies and resources for meeting them. classroom needs assessment • classroom learning environment • identifying classroom needs • instructional resources • evaluating teacher practice
Teaching English in Cambodia Cambodia has literally hundreds of private schools, most specializing in English and seeking native speaking teachers, and many backpackers extend their stays this way. teaching in cambodia • khmer english schools • finding work in cambodia • qualifications for cambodian schools • pay rates in cambodia
The Simplicity of Being Happy How can you be happy despite the bad things in life? Read on to learn how! happiness
Ralph's Corner -- an introduction Engineering of filtration systems and the useage. aquarium • filtration systems • cleaning |
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