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Online Answering Machines for Speaking and Listening: Leave a Message After the Beep!

It’s always fun to explore shiny new tech with your students, but we should always remember that the classics never go out of style.

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6 Tips for Successful Online Presentations

Few activities in the ESL speaking class are as challenging for students as presentations.

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7 Steps to Increasing Active Spoken Vocabulary

Most students have a much larger passive than active vocabulary, but increasing active spoken vocabulary can be difficult.

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Guess the Story Behind the Photo

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Just Vocabulary

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Rhetoric of Starbucks

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All Ears English Podcast

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4 Ideas for Practicing English With Online Forms

Forms can be a great resource for engaging and interactive activities that you can customize to your students’ needs with very little tech know-how. Brent Warner shares a few ways to make forms work for your class tomorrow, with quickly created activities focusing on spelling, grammar, listening, and pronunciation.

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4 Android Features That Can Help ELs

Last month, we talked about how English learners (ELs) can use a number of features built into the iPhone to help them on their language learning journey.

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Communities of Practice

TESOL Communities of Practice (COPs) Are Your Path to Leadership and Educational Opportunities

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