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Quick Tip: 6 Tips for Peer Editing Written Work
by James Broadbridge
Peer editing of written work can be a trial for both teachers and students. These tips, for university students of all proficiency levels, can help address students' reluctance to correct another students' work, a lack of student confidence in his or her criticism, and a lack of motivation. Read More
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Free Activities From New Ways in Teaching Vocabulary
The New Ways series is a collection of activities and exercises for classroom practice. Get three free activities from New Ways in Teaching Vocabulary here. These activities will help students individualize the revision of vocab, focus on a particular type of vocab, and extend the range of meanings for known words. Read More
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| Webinar: Multi-Tiered Systems of Support: Toward a Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Model for ELLs. |
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| Article: Key factors & challenges in transition from primary to secondary schools in ELT: an international perspective. |
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| Webinar: Technical Assistance for Networks for Integrating New Americans (NINA) initiative–3 December. |
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| Report: Early Education for Dual Language Learners: Promoting School Readiness and Early School Success. |
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| Report: International study up in the United States. |
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| English Language Learning (ELL) Faculty Member, Emerson College, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
ESL Teaching Fellowships at U.S. Embassy Projects, English Language Fellow Program, Worldwide
Lecturers, Center for English as a Second Language, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky USA
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