Teaching English: Resources: Page 3

ESL resources for English teachers

Links:

• Idea Thinktank - A library of practical ideas for teachers from classroom games and activities to discipline and teacher improvement. Feel free to submit your own ideas. (Added: 16-Mar-2008)

• Information Clearing House - Daily-updated links to current newspaper articles in English. (Added: 13-Dec-2004)

• Intercultural Business Communications - Review (Added: 27-Nov-2003)

• Issues Direct - Online resources on topical issues (Added: 2-Aug-2006)

• Leon's EFL Planet - I have been teaching EFL in Korea and China for over 8 years, and I have made an all-purpose EFL website for students and teachers of English as a Foreign Language. This is a personal website, made as a hobby, which contains a lot of EFL learning activities and general EFL information. (Added: 24-Nov-2003)

• linguapress on line - Free online resources for teachers and students of English. (Added: 18-Dec-2001)

• MES-English - ESL flashcards, games, activities, phonics... (Added: 26-Mar-2005)

• onestopenglish.com - The onestop solution to all your teaching needs. Free Resources, Professional Support, Books & Courses, Authors & Writing, Lesson Share, Culture and much more... (Added: 3-Aug-2001)

• Pronunciation Patterns - Need a pronunciation solution. Find out what we can do for you. (Added: 7-Apr-2005)

• Resource for Teaching ESL Online - Resources and links for online esl tutors (Added: 12-Jul-2006)

• Review > Dictionary of Banking & Finance (Added: 27-Nov-2003)

• Review > Trouble With? series (Added: 27-Nov-2003)

• Review: Games for Grammar Practice - Games for Grammar Practice by Maria Lucia Zaorob and Elizabeth Chin. (Added: 28-Nov-2002)

• Review: Selections by Clare West - This is not a new book, as it was first published in 1994, but when we consider that it includes extracts from literature up to 300 years old that doesn’t seem important. What is different about this book is that it contains unabridged and unsimplified extracts from a wide range of classical texts such as Robinson Crusoe, Great Expectations and Rebecca. Having infrequently, but on a number of occasions, come across students who want to study, or at least read, some classic literature this book seems like a good idea... Reviewed by Kaithe Greene. (Added: 28-Nov-2002)

• Review: Teaching Large Multilevel Classes - This is a handbook designed for busy teachers in a large multilevel class context. (Added: 28-Nov-2002)