Let us know what you are doing differently. Take the follow-up survey "Linking Congolese English Teachers to the World of English Teaching - One Month Later" powered by Survey Monkey.
Didn't find the photo you were looking for here on our blog? See an online photo album of more pictures from the workshops!
An exchange between classes from different countries is possible through the Internet. Either as email or traditional post.The Spirit of Christmas Email Exchange - an excellent example of what's possible
Epals - a place to look for partner classes
Elanguages - a place to look for partner classes or online projects
A WebQuest is a task students must complete using team work and information gathered from the Internet. It usually includes a product resulting from a real world situation.Animals & Me - a WebQuest for young learners
Radio Days - a WebQuest for advanced learners
Dear Professor Blem. S. Olving - a problem solving WebQuest
WebQuest.org - a place to search for WebQuests
Here are some helpful links EFL teachers should know about:TESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
English Teaching Forum - quarterly journal published by the U.S. Department of State for teachers of English as a foreign or second language
Shaping the Way We Teach English Supplementary Web-based Readings - from the American English Institute at the University of Oregon and the Office of English Language Programs, US Department of State
Dave's ESL Cafe - a site with a Teacher's Forum, an Idea Cookbook and more
4 Teachers - a tool kit for teachers : checklists, rubrics for assessment, more resources
A blog is an interactive Web site that works like a magazine or journal where readers can leave comments.ELI Student Network - Arkansas Tech prof's blog for his students
Sr. ELF's ELT Mexico Bulletin - a colleague's way to keep in touch with teachers
Blogger - where you can make your own blog free
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