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An Activity for Teaching ESL/EFL Students to Make Quick Replies
ESL/EFL Students Quick Replies
2009/10/19
The idea of this activity is to get the students to reply as naturally as possible to a relatively empty comment or statement like above. Their reply will lack in formal correctness, because that is n...
An Activity for Teaching Intonation Awareness to ESL/EFL Students
Intonation Awareness ESL/EFL Students
2009/10/19
What we teachers are looking for are ways to generate conversation and communication in class-and hopefully beyond. Getting learners to say something-anything at all-in a conversation class is great, ...
Many online ESL and EFL teachers make use of e-mail in their teaching. The question is just how effective are you in getting optimal results in your use of e-mail as an instructional or learning tool?...
A majority of students dislike writing. When faced with a writing task, most students will react with comments like, "oh no not again" or "this is so boring". A teacher who does not try to see the rea...
Teaching Culture in Literature in the ESL/EFL Classroom
Culture Literature ESL/EFL Classroom
2009/10/16
The present paper is based on part of the work carried out at the University of East Anglia/NILE, Norwich U.K. on a teacher trainer bursary jointly funded by the British Council and the Italian Minist...
Energizing the ESL/EFL Classroom through Internet Activities
the ESL/EFL Classroom Internet Activities
2009/10/16
Keeping students interested and engaged in the current topic or activity is a daily challenge for teachers in the ESL/EFL classroom. One of the advantages of the Internet is that it provides new possi...
Effective Ways to Use Authentic Materials with ESL/EFL Students
Effective Way sAuthentic Materials ESL/EFL Students
2009/10/16
This paper explains how authentic materials can be effectively used in the ESL classroom. Each pair of students is given a copy of the authentic material accompanied by a set of questions about the co...
Songs have been part of the human experience for as long as we can remember. As Gugliemino (1986) stated, adults sing at religious services, bars, in the shower, and listening to the car radio. Songs ...
Using a Modular Approach to schMOOze with ESL/EFL Students
a Modular Approach ESL/EFL Students
2009/10/16
Reviewing a recent discussion thread at NETEACH-L (2001), it becomes obvious that text-only MOO (Multi-user domain Object Oriented) technology is still being used to facilitate ESL/EFL, despite its la...
Teacher-made Activities for a Computer-based ESL/EFL Class
Teacher-made Activities Computer-based ESL/EFL Class
2009/10/16
Computer-based classes are likely to increase in terms of their number as well as impact in English language learning. More and more teachers are trying to use commercially available software as well ...
Using Technology to Help ESL/EFL Students Develop Language Skills
Technology ESL/EFL Students Language Skills
2009/10/16
The article premise is that technology can be used as an effective teaching tool for English language learners. The authors discuss a variety of research illustrating how teachers can help English lan...
Integrating Language Learning Strategy Instruction into ESL/EFL Lessons
Language Learning Strategy ESL/EFL Lessons
2009/10/16
Language learning strategies are used by learners to complete speaking, reading, vocabulary, listening or writing activities presented in language lessons. Recognizing that there is a task to complete...