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Resources. Welcome to the #AusELT Resource Pages.
#AusELT is a community of enthusiastic, dedicated ELT professionals based in or near to Australia and New Zealand, who work together to share industry-related resources, advice and news via social media. This list of resources was started because we felt there was little published material out there with an Antipodean focus, and we wanted to help our learners better understand and engage with local culture, lifestyle, music, film, current events etc., whilst learning English in a way that is practical, relevant and engaging. We hope that these pages will be a forum for sharing this type of Australasia-related content, bringing together our favourite resources, ideas, lessons, worksheets and links in one convenient location. Click on the RESOURCES tab above and choose a page from the drop-down list. See also the contents list below, and at the bottom of every Resources page.
Advanced CertTEYL E-Learning Course - How to Teach English to Children! FREE ESL resources for those who teach English to children. ESL EFL Teaching Activities Worksheets Games. Teacher Resources and Classroom Games. Internet TESL Journal (For ESL/EFL Teachers) BBC Learning English - Learning English. TeachingEnglish. Teachers' Resources - ABC TV Education. Using the webcam to develop pronunciation - EnglishUp. Developing students’ pronunciation is vitally important to help them achieve a good communicative speaking level.
The best time to work on pronunciation is when we first introduce new language items such as grammatical structures, vocabulary or expressions. This should ensure that they learn them from good clear models and are able to include references to pronunciation features in their notes. DL Lesson sites. Free Teaching Resources - NSW AMES. Fire safety, Calling an ambulance, Beach safety and Understanding good health are designed to integrate safety and emergency training into ESL language programs.
The activities in these resources are aligned to the learning outcomes in the Certificates in Spoken and Written English These four resources are FREE for teachers and students to use. All resources can be downloaded by clicking on the below links. Copies can be made but no changes must be made to the content. This learning resource was developed through a partnership between the NSW Adult Migrant English Service (NSW AMES) and NSW Fire Brigades.
It is designed to integrate fire safety training into English as a second language programs. It should be used in conjunction with the booklet Fire safety and prevention in the home published by NSW Fire Brigades (attached as a PDF below) or with the website of NSW Fire Brigades. Copies of the resource can be made free of charge but NO changes must be made to the content. Resources - Home. Civics Lessons and EL Civics for ESL Students. The LanguagePoint - Collections - English resources overview. Web 2.0 Tools in Education: A Quick Guide by Mohamed Amin Embi. How to Make A Jazz Chant by Carolyn Graham. Making sense of spelling - Gina Cooke. Usually when we spell a word, we only acknowledge the surface structure by naming out the letters: " these tools for understanding spelling in this free video gallery: working with your regular vocabulary or spelling words, study how you can use word sums and/or matrices to connect how words are spelled with what they mean and how they make sense.The English language is rich in homophones, words that sound the same, but have different meanings and thus different spellings.
11,005 FREE Grammar Worksheets. Grammar can often be very difficult to teach and just as difficult to learn - but Busyteacher.org has 11,185 printable grammar worksheets in different categories.
Whether you're looking for worksheets on a specific topics, like movies, nationalities, or music; or on a specific area of grammar, like tenses, gerunds, prepositions, or modal verbs, BusyTeacher.org has got you covered. All 11,185 of our printable worksheets are completely free to download without registering or logging in, and every single one of them was created and submitted by fellow ESL teachers from around the world. Monument English. Hello friends, I thought we could start the week with a little grammar rule.
Did you have to change your plans over the weekend? This is how you can express it. I was going to eat out, but I didn’t have enough money…. Was there ever something you wanted to do very badly, but something else came up and prevented you from doing what you wanted to do? What were you going to do at that time? What changed your mind or stopped you from it? We use “was/were going to” to describe events that were supposed to happen but didn’t. ex.
Ex. I was going to….but…. I had planned everything for last week. However, none of these things happened because I was informed by my superior that I had to work for another week before taking my vacation. Please complete the following…. Professional Development Resources - AMEP Research Centre - Macquarie University. The AMEP RC produces a wide range of Professional Development Resources for teachers within in the AMEP.
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