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by Joel Josephson
Nov 29, 2011
r.e. EU project Eurolib for early language learning
The European Children’s Travelling Language Library [link removed]
Travelling libraries of the most beautifully illustrated children's books in six European languages (English, Spanish, Turkish, Italian, Czech and Finnish) travel from school to school across Europe. Each scho...See Morer.e. EU project Eurolib for early language learning
The European Children’s Travelling Language Library [link removed]
Travelling libraries of the most beautifully illustrated children's books in six European languages (English, Spanish, Turkish, Italian, Czech and Finnish) travel from school to school across Europe. Each school keeps the library for a period and has to carry out a number of educational and collaborative activities before, during, and after the visit of the Library.
The Eurolibs have been used in schools across Europe with great success.
Using the Libraries The Eurolib libraries and the pedagogic resources are now complete and ready for schools across Europe to use. You can download the documents about using the libraries at: [link removed]).
We look forward to your involvement in EuroLib.
Are there any former ESL teachers out there who have transitioned to become classroom teachers? If so, did you regret your decision?
by Ceci Glusman
Nov 30, 2011
Conference dedicated to helping educators from all disciplines discover and nurture creativity in all subjects through exercises and lectures in guided visualization, creative writing, map making, drawing, storytelling, memoir. Grad credits.
EARLY REGISTRATION PROMOTION: $200 off early registration if you register by December 15, 2011 (Pr...See MoreConference dedicated to helping educators from all disciplines discover and nurture creativity in all subjects through exercises and lectures in guided visualization, creative writing, map making, drawing, storytelling, memoir. Grad credits.
EARLY REGISTRATION PROMOTION: $200 off early registration if you register by December 15, 2011 (Prague and Dubai workshops), and by January 15, 2012 (Crete, Barcelona, Portugal and Florence workshops). Mention code: Teachersnet12
Upcoming Workshops: New York March 16 - 19 -- Prague March 24 - 30 -- Dubai April 4 - 10 -- New York June 8 - 11 -- Crete June 26 - July 3 -- Barcelona July 5 - 12 -- Portugal July 15 - 22 -- Florence July 24 - 31
Hello,
I have a BA in elementary education and have taught for 14 yrs.
I am interested in teaching English to adults. I am seeking some advise as to where to start....DO I need an MA ?
Here's an article on ESL games.
Here's a recommended article.
by Dries Kets
Dec 23, 2011
Hi, I'm an English language teacher in Flanders, Belgium, in the heart of Europe. Me and my 15 to 16-year old students are eager to start working on a correspondence project, based on The Way we Are. I'd really like my students to share information about their culture, history and/or daily lives with American teens, preferably from New York. Would ...See MoreHi, I'm an English language teacher in Flanders, Belgium, in the heart of Europe. Me and my 15 to 16-year old students are eager to start working on a correspondence project, based on The Way we Are. I'd really like my students to share information about their culture, history and/or daily lives with American teens, preferably from New York. Would you like to offer your pupils a look into our way of life through letters, selfmade leaflets, newspaper articles or live chat? Are you willing to set up some kind of partnership, possibly for several years?
Please let me know!
Dries Kets, Antwerp, Belgium.
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