Welcome to the TESOL Resource Center! Need a lesson plan? An activity? How about ideas for what to do in class tomorrow morning? Well, you've come to the right place. The TESOL Resource Center contains lesson plans, teaching tips, activities, assessment tools, and much more. Can't find what you need? Be sure to check back: New resources are posted frequently.
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By Armen Kassabian, Brenda Gonzales, Diego Boada | 08 Mar 2021
Resource Description: https://youtu.be/VLr4562h5Pc
In this video, Armen Kassabian, Brenda Gonzales, and Diego Boada discuss how to incorporate social-emotional learning (SEL) into online teaching. Armen explains what SEL is about and why we should care. Then they share four suggestions to help your students develop SEL and some websites/apps that can help you.
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By Richard Giles Smith | 01 Mar 2021
Resource Description: Peer review is feedback given by another student from the same class or cohort. These are points to consider when incorporating peer review from students as part of teaching writing.
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By Nahla Nassar | 23 Feb 2021
Resource Description: The aim of this resource is to describe how the Jigsaw Method can be implemented on Zoom
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By Nahla Nassar | 22 Feb 2021
Resource Description: This resource describes the procedure for using Google Docs in a Zoom session to engage students in collaborative writing activities.
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By Tuyen Van Nguyen, Cecilia de Nava, Diego A. Boada | 22 Feb 2021
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By Priyanwada Jayarathne | 16 Feb 2021
Resource Description: Blended learning means integrating traditional face-to-face classroom with a virtual classroom (Osguthrope & Graham, 2003; Williams, 2002). The resource will share some of the best practices to enhance students’ participation, motivation and listening skills through blended learning approach.
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By Charmian Abelson Lezmy | 09 Feb 2021
Resource Description: Students present poetry to their peers.
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By Priyanwada Jayarathne | 08 Feb 2021
Resource Description: This lesson provides an opportunity for the students to identify the characteristics of unplanned monologues by listening to weather forecasts. This lesson incorporates blended learning approach.
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By Carolina R. Buitrago, Álvaro del Castillo, & Diego A. Boada | 08 Feb 2021
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By Dr. Doaa Hamam | 08 Feb 2021
Resource Description: This resources will shed light on some of Nearpod advanced features to create a fun and engaging learning experience to students in the EAP courses in the higher education.
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By Sandy Wagner, Trinidad Algorta, Diego Boada | 02 Feb 2021
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By Linda Wesley, Luisa Berriolo, Diego Boada | 26 Jan 2021
Resource Description: https://youtu.be/MANWIfENYtE
"A Cup of Coffee with TESOL Experts" is a project led by instructors and participants in the TESOL Certificate: Developing an Online Teaching Program.
This week’s question: What is the best way to teach vocabulary to students reluctant to read?
Today's guests:
- Linda Wesley, MA (USA)
- Luisa Berriolo (Uruguay)
- Diego A. Boada, PhD (Colombia)
If you'd like to submit or vote for next week's question, please follow this link:
https://PollEv.com/discourses/THnBVq9yRJpOP4RfM37hb/respond
Please share on social media with these hashtags: #TESOLcoffeechats #thinkTESOL
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By Lea Puljcan Juric | 14 Jan 2021
Resource Description: This lesson is intended to help students in a first-year composition class build a series of effective paragraphs and enrich storytelling in narrative academic essays by including descriptive details and figures of speech. It develops skills in close reading and increases students’ awareness of the components and content of an introspective narrative essay. The lesson's topic invites students to reflect on the ways in which they interact with ordinary objects and imbue them with meaning, and on techniques that writers use to defamiliarize the familiar. Readings include (see References, below, for full citations):
1. “Ode to an Orange” by Larry Woiwode
2. “My Laptop” by Annalee Newitz
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By Lea Puljcan Juric | 11 Jan 2021
Resource Description: This lesson plan is intended to help students in a first-year composition class build effective paragraphs in academic essays. The lesson's topic invites students to reflect on the ways in which people interact with objects and imbue them with meaning. Readings include (see References, below, for full citations):
1. “The Uncommon Life of Common Objects” by Akiko Busch
2. “Unknown Keys” by Siri Hustvedt
3. “Paragraphs” (Jane E. Aaron, The Little, Brown Compact Handbook, 9th ed., pp. 40-54)
4. "Building Effective Paragraphs” (Diana Hacker & Nancy Sommers, The Bedford Handbook, 10th ed., pp. 72-92)
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By Dawn Bikowski, Javier Cantero, Diego Boada | 23 Dec 2020
Resource Description: This video series, "A Cup of Coffee with TESOL Experts," is produced by instructors and participants in the TESOL Certificate: Developing an Online Teaching Program. Participants vote for a question of the week that will be discussed in the video. Then the instructor hosts a video discussion with one participant and an expert in the field to help them answer the question. It is an informal conversation among colleagues, and their hope is to strengthen their professional networks and build communities of practice.
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Teaching Tips