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English sentence stress
Sentence stress is a difficult area to work on for learners and teachers alike.For this reason it's also an area which is often neglected, but this aspect of the language can cause problems for...
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Role-plays One useful aid is to record the students on audio or video and have them listen to or watch their performance. They can discuss where they might make improvements, and then try the role-play...
View ArticleiPods help ESL students achieve success
As school leaders ponder the implications of new technologies for their classrooms, one dedicated New Jersey educator has turned theory into practice, using the iPod to teach English as a Second...
View ArticleBeginner (A1) to Intermediate (B2) English speaker in just 18 hours.. is it...
When I started doing the audio case studies with Jane (Chinese, 27) and Waldek (Polish, 29) I was hoping to see a steady improvement in their speaking and listening skills. For years I have witnessed...
View ArticleStephen Krashen comments on 'before and after' 18 hrs of English Out There...
Stephen Krashen, the world-famous language teaching and learning expert, has commented on our EOT English course 'before and after' case study audio that compares two audio clips of a Chinese student,...
View ArticleAudacity of Tech
Do you record your students’ voice and then have them listen those records? I’ve always done it. It’s a good way for students to see how they speak. It’s kind of self-feedback. They can check and...
View ArticleEngaging Students Outside Classroom - Speaking Task 2
Students seem to be really excited about the opportunity to do their homework online and to look at what their peers have done.Just recently I have found a great Web 2.0 tool...
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