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UW International Teaching English as a Foreign Language (I-TEFL)

Whether you have previous teaching experience or are just looking to get started, the UW International Teaching English as a Foreign Language program (I-TEFL…

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Using authentic materials in English language teaching

Are you a novice English teacher? Want some tips on using authentic materials in class? This video is here to help! For more free teacher training videos, vi…

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Empowering the Language Learner | The New School

The New School for Public Engagement is a division of The New School, a university in New York City offering distinguished degree, certificate, and continuin…

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Learning English – Specials – English for Journalists

Activities from the BBC College of Journalism to help journalists with language in the news (#ELT Learn the language used by journalists: http://t.co/62HLaBOLGH #English #vocab #LearnEnglish)…

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Supporting ELT or ESOL students with Aspergers

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The video is designed to show us what it’s like to live with sensory over-sensitivity. Not everyone on the autistic spectrum will experience this to this degree, or even at all, but it does give a sobering insight into the difficulties that some people face.

It is estimated that about 1 in a 100 people are on the autistic spectrum so the chances are very good that some of your students are, whether you, or even they know it or not.  In fact, because it’s a spectrum we are actually ALL on the autistic spectrum, it’s just a question of how pronounced those features are.

If you work with people with more severe forms of autism you probably already know plenty about how to support them , but many, often highly intelligent, people have traits of ASD without ever realising it. What they do realise is that life, and by…

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Who Am I?: 7 Creative Ways to Introduce Yourself to Your Class

One of the first challenges facing newly minted English teachers, especially when teaching in a foreign country, is finding a way to introduce themselves to their new class.

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First-time English language teachers need to learn on the job

New teachers need survival skills that will help them learn and develop (Initial teacher #education needs to equip prospective teachers with some basic teaching competencies.

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5 Inspiring Books for Teachers to Read This Summer

Summer is here and it’s time to have fun and relax.
It’s also a time to recharge batteries and refresh the heart and mind with inspiring ideas.
One of my favourite ways to do this is to read on the beach while soaking up the sun.

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Dogme‏‎ in English Language Teaching

An introduction to the Dogme approach: teaching English by discussion, relating to students and working on a needs-to-know basis. (An basic intro to DOGME in English language teaching.

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English Language Teaching: Organisations you should know about

Teaching can sometimes be a rather lonely pursuit, especially for ELT teachers away from home  in foreign countries. It can also be a rather homogenising experience, if you’re teaching in a specifi…

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