ELTWeekly Issue#6, Worldwide ELT news

Tunisia launches English language teaching reform project – Middle East Online Tunisian Ministry of Education signs MoU with British Council for huge English language teaching project. By Mamoon Alabbasi – LONDON The Tunisian Ministry of Education and Training signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the British Council in London Tuesday, to prepare for a… Continue reading ELTWeekly Issue#6, Worldwide ELT news

ELTWeekly Issue#6, Useful ELT resources

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ELTWeekly Issue#6, Tip of the week: Using Dictionaries

Using Dictionaries by Tarun Patel Try to give the students each an English-English dictionary. Make sure they know how to use it. If not, teach them how. Encourage them to refer to their dictionary whenever appropriate during the lesson, though they should try to guess the meaning from the context first where possible. In the classroom… Continue reading ELTWeekly Issue#6, Tip of the week: Using Dictionaries

ELTWeekly Issue #5, Teaching the Students with Learning Disabilities

Dear Friends, We are back with the fifth issue of ELTWeekly newsletter. Now we have crossed 300 subscribers 🙂 For this week the ELTWeekly newsletter is content packed with: – Quote of the week – Tip of the week: Reading aloud – Video of the week: Podcasts and Voice emails – Featured article: Teaching the Students with Learning Disabilities – Subscriber space:… Continue reading ELTWeekly Issue #5, Teaching the Students with Learning Disabilities

ELTWeekly Issue#5, Tip of the week: Reading Aloud

Reading Aloud by Tarun Patel During your ELT session pick a student and ask him/her to read the instructions for your activities for that particular session. e.g. ‘Nilu, please read the instructions for Activity X for us’. And yes, don’t forget to pick a different student each time. Why read aloud? 1. It saves you… Continue reading ELTWeekly Issue#5, Tip of the week: Reading Aloud

ELTWeekly Issue#5, Video of the week: Podcasts and Voice emails

Here is the video of the week for the fifth issue of ELTWeekly: In this video Dafne Gonzalez provides information on using podcasts and voice emails for ELT. This workshop was held for teacher training in ICT. An event sponsored by the BC in Merida, Venezuela. Don’t forget to leave a commend after watching the video… Continue reading ELTWeekly Issue#5, Video of the week: Podcasts and Voice emails

ELTWeekly Issue#5, Featured article: Teaching the Students with Learning Disabilities

Here’s the featured article for the fifth issue of ELTWeekly: Teaching the Students with Learning Disabilities by  Bhaskar Pandya Learning Disabilities Defined: In a Language Class, a teacher often finds that all the students, including exceptional students have their own unique and individual set of learning strengths, weaknesses, and needs. It is for the teacher… Continue reading ELTWeekly Issue#5, Featured article: Teaching the Students with Learning Disabilities

ELTWeekly Issue#5, Useful ELT resources

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