A listening and vocabulary lesson about the northern lights for adult English language learners, IELTS students, and teens. Activities include speaking and listening practice, and a vocabulary and grammar review.
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A listening comprehension activity for adult English language students and young learners about Independence Day, celebrated in the United States on the Fourth of July. Watch a short video clip about the part that fireworks play in the celebrations, and then complete an online quiz to test how much you have understood. Part of a quality collection of online resources about US people, places, history, and culture written by ELT professionals. Suitable for classroom use or self-study. Via Sue Lyon-Jones 
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TEFL? TESOL? CELTA? What are the differences and what type of certification do you need to teach English abroad?
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TEFL? TESOL? CELTA? What are the differences and what type of certification do you need to teach English abroad?
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A listening comprehension activity for adult English language students and young learners on the topic of weather predictions. Watch a short video clip about weather predictions for England in the summer, and then complete an online listening comprehension test. Part of a free series of mobile friendly online listening activities that are suitable for classroom use or self-study. Via Sue Lyon-Jones
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Our Senior Research Manager Laura Patsko shares the first five of her top ten tips for teaching pronunciation. 1. Make sure you teach pronunciation! First and foremost on this list of top tips: don’t be afraid of teaching pronunciation! It isn’t just a ‘nice to have’. It affects all areas of language learning – for … Via Shona Whyte
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David M's curator insight,
August 18, 2013 5:16 AM
Discuss being safe online and on social network sites
Listen to a discussion about cyber bullying
Do a gap fill exercise
Write a leaflet giving advice to people who use social network sites
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We're great believers in sharing knowledge, after all isn't that what makes the world go round? Here's a (work-in-progress) list of all our favourite and useful TEFL resource websites we've stumble... Via Shona Whyte
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May be useful if you are looking for topical ideas to use in class.