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Teaching English In Japan Guide Resources For ELT In Japan
A community for English language teaching professionals with an interest in Japan. Features a directory of resources and discussion board articles.
http://teaching-english-in-japan.net

Extractions: Upcoming Events From ELT Calendar How to Review Thu. Apr 10 in Tokyo (IIEEC) The Entrepreneurial Edge: Getting Started and Staying Ahead Thu. Apr 10 in Tokyo (FEW) Phonology and Language Teaching Sat. Apr 12 in Fukuoka (JALT) Testing Spoken English Sat. Apr 12 in Kitakyushu (JALT) How to Review Sun. Apr 13 in Fukuoka (IIEEC) more events A community for English language teachers with an interest in Japan. Use the Directory of Resources for Language Teaching and Living in Japan to find links and resources for living and teaching in Japan. Add your favorite ELT- or Japan-related sites to contribute to this growing resource. [ Go Keywords: Our Forum for ELT and Living in Japan Job Postings . The forum section has an Advanced Search page.
E. L. Easton - Languages - Spanish
for a Career Wendy Schwartz teaching Spanish to Mail Lists Yamada language CenterMail Lists rediris Iberian Studies Web scholarly resources Education Portal
http://eleaston.com/spanish.html
Macmillan Heinemann
Primary, Secondary, Adults, PLS, Business resources for teaching English as a foreign language.
http://www.heinemann.es
Longman
Covers all ages and abilities across the curriculum. Includes catalogues, free resources and information about companion websites. Requires Flash
http://www.longman.co.uk/
KaleidoVox Hungarian
Webbased and downloadable learning and teaching resources for Hungarian as a foreign language. Grammar and vocabulary exercises, conjugator, tests, and games.
http://www.kaleidovox.hu/hualap.asp
East Asian Library Home (Univ. Of Kansas)
The Library supports the academic teaching, research, and study of East Asia. The Library collection includes Chinese, Japanese and to a lesser extent Korean language materials. The collection is strong in Chinese and Japanese art history, history, language and literature, religion, theater and drama, and Japanese women's studies. As of June 1999, the total holdings of the East Asian Library consisted of approximately 178,298 volumes, which include 114,257 in Chinese, 61,995 in Japanese, and 2,046 in Korean. The Library has more than 1,400 periodical titles, 4,600 microfilm reels, and multimedia resources. There are also approximately 320,000 titles in western languages that support East Asian Studies.
http://www2.lib.ku.edu/eastasia/
Longman English Language Teaching -adult Teachers
archive. resources. Welcome to the resources Pages for Adult Teachers of English. CompanionWebsites. Visit our companion websites for more great resources.
http://www.longman.com/adult/teachers/resources.html

Extractions: Welcome to the Resources Pages for Adult Teachers of English. Try these new activities with your students. We have activities for Beginners Intermediate/Advanced and Upper-Intermediate students. And remember, there's lots more in the Archive. Click on the image above! PDF downloads require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click for more information or click to download Adobe Acrobat Reader. Beginner
Centre For Teaching Chinese As A Foreign Language, University Of Oxford
Part of the Institute for Chinese Studies. resources for learning the chinese language, facilities, staff, external links.
http://www.ctcfl.ox.ac.uk/
Volterre-Fr English & French Language Resources: Books For Teaching English Usin
List of Books for teaching English Using the Internet.
http://www.wfi.fr/volterre/biblio.html

Extractions: Abstract: Is technology a tool for language learning, or is language learning a tool so that people can access technology? This paper suggests that both language and technology are tools for individual and societal development. The paper introduces a developmental approach to integrating technology in language education, based on consideration of both product and process. It then illustrates these concepts through analysis of a large US-funded English language developmental program in Egypt. Two projects are examined: a teacher education program on computers in English language teaching and a basic English methodology course taught via video-conferencing. The analysis indicates that a developmental approach is critical to successful integration and use of technology in language education programs. WWW/The Internet (IT3)
English Language - English - The British Council Britain
Welcome to our web resources for English language teaching (ELT) worldwideFrequently asked questions What's new? British Council
http://www.britishcouncil.org/english/

Extractions: British Council and BBC launch new TeachingEnglish website The best people to help teachers are other teachers. TeachingEnglish is a forum which allows teachers to exchange their thoughts, ideas and materials. The site has three main sections: Think: teachers' articles on different aspects of teaching, from classroom practice to learning theory Try: practical activities to download and use in class, as well as ideas for creating similar activities Talk: turning thoughts and theories into practical ideas, and vice versa. Comment, contributions and reactions to site content, via e-mail, polls and message boards. Forthcoming Events Changing lives Find out what our English services have done for people worldwide Contacts Who we are
Indonesian Resources For English Speakers. Sarana Bahasa Inggris Untuk Penutur B
Resource for people seeking products and services to assist in the teaching, learning and general use of Bahasa Indonesia, the Indonesian language
http://www.LanguageTechnologies.com/
German Dialects On The Internet: Web Resources For German Language Teachers
Collection of selected and filtered resources for use as a teaching aid by high school teachers and college instructors.
http://library.uwsp.edu/aschmetz/German_Resources/WAFLT2000/German_dialects.htm

Extractions: Few students of German language and culture sufficiently understand the linguistic diversity in Germany and other German-speaking regions. The following web resources have been selected and organized as a teaching aid for high school teachers and college instructors. Die Deutschen Dialekte mit Tonbeispielen German dialects around 1930 Hyde Flippo's Map Map included in The History of German Dialects Wortgeograpghie "Vogelscheuche"
International Products - English Language Teaching (ELT)
Penguin teaching resources, Fun with Grammar, ISBN 0582461588. ?, A Brandnew resource book designed to activate language through enjoyable activities.
http://ip.ilongman.com/elt.asp

Extractions: ELT provides a full range of English learning and teaching materials for teachers, students and parents. Fun with Grammar Group Work The How To ... Series How to Teach English ... Have Fun with Vocabulary Penguin Teaching Resources Fun with Grammar Communicative Activities for the Azar Grammar Series ¡E The perfect resource for your grammar classes! ¡E This photocopiable resource book is filled with more than 200 communicative tasks and games to use right away in your classroom. ¡E The activities have all been field-tested and contributed by grammar teachers around the world. ¡E Keyed to all three titles of the Azar Grammar Series ¡E Time allocations provided, as well as stip-by-step instructions
Volterre-Fr English And French Language Resources Paris France
Bilingual site for learning and teaching English and French as a foreign language from Paris, France.
http://www.wfi.fr/volterre/
UCLA Language Materials Project
Information on lesscommonly taught languages.Category Science Social Sciences Natural Languagesteaching resources for Less Commonly Taught Languages
http://www.lmp.ucla.edu/
Knowledge Design
The aim of these pages is to illustrate creative pedagogical uses of the Web and Internet technologies that can be adapted to the teaching of any foreign language including ESL.
http://www.auburn.edu/~mitrege/knowledge/

Extractions: Your Home for Web-Based Foreign Language Instructional Resources ABOUT THIS SITE NEW THIS MONTH The aim of these pages is to illustrate creative pedagogical uses of the Web and Internet technologies that can be adapted to the teaching of any foreign language. The focus here is on showing the beginning web user how to create and incorporate web resources for teaching a foreign language. To take advantage of these resources it is assumed that you know how to use a web browser, how to set it up to read text in the language of your interest, and how to type text in that language. If you have never written a web page with HTML you should read the article Reading and Writing Basic HTML before you read any of the other articles and tutorials. Read the Forms tutorial if you have never written a HTML form. The difficulty level of each article is rated on a scale of 1 - 5. Level 1 difficulty assumes that you can read and understand basic HTML tags. Random Listening Exercises FREE DOWNLOAD Russian HyperTutor for Mac Russian Review Grammar for Mac Russian Face to Face for Mac SITE INDEX HOW-TO TUTORIALS WEB-BASED EXERCISES Russian grammar tutorials Short tutorials on Russian grammar topics with links to exercises. All are in KOI-8 encoding.
English To Go - English Lessons, Learn English, Teach English, Lesson Plans, ESL
English language photocopiable lesson plans based on current news events from Reuters, new stories Category Regional Europe United Kingdom Education language Schools english lessons, english lessons online, english resources, english second language,english teacher resources, english teaching resources, esl activities, esl
http://www.english-to-go.com/
Old French Language Page
teaching materials, text and resources for Old French, the French used in language and literature from 842 A.D. through 1400 A.D.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/8716/

Extractions: This page is designed to provide you with information about the Old French language and its literature. The "Old French" era covers the period from the year 842 (date of the "Serments de Strasbourg", the earliest known document written in the emerging vernacular) until about the year 1400 (the period when the 'two-case' system, which distinguished Old French from its modern, uninflected forms, were disappearing from the written language). "Old French" normally refers to the variety that developed in the North of FranceLangue d'Oïlwhich existed in numerous dialects and of which oneFrancienbecame the ancestor of modern standard French. However, a related Southern French language (which some would call a 'dialect')Langue d'Ocwhich exists today in a number of varieties collectively known as Occitan, must be considered, too; its linguistic, historical, literary and cultural importance is inestimable. Since much of what we know about the development of the language is based on written texts, a knowledge of these texts is indispensible to understanding the language itself, and vice-versa. Therefore, numerous links to Old French texts on the Internet and access to related topics have been provided. Feel free to use this site as a link, but please let me know if you do. Contact me at the address below should you have any questions, comments or contributions (e.g., information, links).
English To Go - English Lessons, English Resources, English Teaching Resources
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http://www.english-to-go.com/englishlessons.htm

Extractions: English lessons, English resources, English teaching resources Please click here to enter our site how other homeschool freebies, people live and work. Our aim is not english lesson plans , only to teach English, but to give students and teachers the opportunity to engage and debate issues globally. We hope that with teach english abroad, teach english overseas, teaching english, communication comes the development of mutual respect, understanding and cooperation.In early 1998 a small group of educationalists, designers and english lessons , programmers agreed to work learning english language, learn english language abroad, home school curriculum, together in their spare time on developing English-To-Go. They spent six months developing the teaching methodology. In November 1998 the www.english-to-go.com homeschool curriculum, english speaking courses, online english courses, website launched english lessons online , with a lesson called 'lift off', a story about John Glen who was circling in space at the time. The site quickly became a full time occupation and since then more english language school, home schooling information, english grammar, and more people from around the world have become involved.The English-To-Go website
Language Teaching Network Resources
Learn a new language, get new resources for teaching ESL, learn more about classroommanagement, and even find out about different travel destinations at E
http://www.languageteachingnetwork.com/resources.htm

Extractions: Would you like to advertise on the Language Teaching Network? Click for details! More LTN pages = Click About LTN Testimonials Advertise On LTN Link to LTN Resources LTN Teaching Tips LTN Newsletter Archive Dictionaries FREE LTN Email LTN FunPages Other Freebies Currency Converter Dictionaries Forums Post Jobs JobBank ... Contact¦ Language Teaching Resource Links ESL Related Resume Related GCSE Related Fun and Games ... TOEFL test tips and techniques How to say the different parts of a pair of glasses? Try this little flash programme . It's fun! A guide to Grammar and Style by jack Lynch, Assistant Professor, Department of English Rutgers University , Newark, New Jersey. Learn a new language, get new resources for teaching ESL, learn more about classroom management, and even find out about different travel destinations

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