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How to Assess Grammar Online How To Teach Grammar, Grammar Practice, Teaching Grammar, Computer Icon, Grammar Lessons, Assessment Tools, Be Helpful, Grammar, Assessment
How to Assess Grammar Online
Teaching grammar can be a challenge at the best of times, and having to suddenly manage it digitally can be especially difficult. We hope this series of posts on how to teach grammar online will be helpful! Read more on the blog post.
How to Teach Grammar Online Grammar Rules, Digital Tools, Online Teaching, English Lessons
How to Teach Grammar Online
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic came many, many changes for people all over the world. We've all had to adapt to numerous disruptions to our lives—socially, physically, emotionally, and financially, to name a few. Read more on the blog post.
How to Find & Use the (Updated) Digital Answer Key Open Ended Questions, Task List, Answer Keys, Blog Posts, Key, Reading, Feelings
How to Find & Use the (Updated) Digital Answer Key
You may have already noticed a new look and feel when you click on the Digital tab on a lesson page. In this demo, Tammy walks you through our updated digital Answer Key area. Click on the image to watch the demo.
Student Spotlight: Doris Bought A Car, Student Spotlight, Friendship Stories, Thai Words, Basic Grammar, Student Project, Learn English, Renting A House
Student Spotlight: Doris
In January of 2020, Doris moved to Thailand from China with her two young daughters, Candy and Cherry. Even though all she knew was one Thai word and very little English, she found a house to rent, bought a car, and registered her daughters for school. Recently, Myriam used the True Grammar Stories lesson as inspiration for an incredible activity. Read more on the blog post.
Intro to ESL Library Homework, First Names, Blog Post, Read More, Quotes
Intro to ESL Library
This quick intro offers a comprehensive overview of the main features you get with your ESL Library subscription. This tour is for new ESL Library members as well as teachers and administrators who are interested in learning more about what we offer. Read more on the blog post
National Online Learning Day Month Meaning, Speaking Skills, Summer Months, Stay Connected, Online Learning, The School
National Online Learning Day
Over the summer, I took the opportunity to use ESL Library’s new digital platform with my own group of adult learners, and I’m pleased to report that it was a success! The summer months meant that attendance was not as regular as it had been during the school year; however, students were able to stay connected with the class and keep up with assignments, even when they were traveling. One student, Victor, visited family in China and was gone for six weeks. Read more on the blog post.
Standing Up for Climate Change (and the Present Progressive Tense) Present Progressive Tense, Biography Lesson, Present Progressive, Greta Thunberg, Climate Crisis, Mini Lessons, The Youth, Positive And Negative, Student Learning
Standing Up for Climate Change (and the Present Progressive Tense)
Did any of your students join the recent climate strikes? Are your learners interested in talking about climate change? How do they feel about using the term “climate crisis”? We have a new biography lesson on youth spokesperson Greta Thunberg (Low Int – Int), who has been getting a lot of media attention lately (both positive and negative). In this lesson, students learn a bit of history about the youth movement and review vocabulary related to protests. Read more on the blog post.
One-to-One Vocabulary Review Activities Teaching Setting, List Of Opposites, Word Collage, Yes Or No Questions, Word Form, Action Verbs, Review Activities, How To Pronounce, Word List
One-to-One Vocabulary Review Activities
Recently a subscriber asked us to share some ideas on reviewing vocabulary in a one-to-one teaching setting. Getting vocabulary to stick is often a matter of choosing vocabulary that is necessary or relevant for your student. After you pick the right vocabulary sets, find different ways to play with the words to ensure they become part of your student’s active vocabulary. Read more on the blog post.
True Grammar Stories: Designed for Blended Learning Grammar Review, Tenses Grammar, Good Grammar, Leveled Readers, Listening Comprehension, Library Lessons, Blended Learning
True Grammar Stories: Designed for Blended Learning
We’ve launched a new reading section for low-level readers! True Grammar Stories is a blended-learning section with extra digital-only activities that you can assign for homework and online class work. The first five low-intermediate lessons (15 stories) are now available, and some beginner-level lessons are coming soon. Read more on the blog post.
How to Assign Grammar Tasks Online Student Dashboard, Regular And Irregular Verbs, Irregular Verbs, Online Tutoring, New Students
How to Assign Grammar Tasks Online
Teaching grammar can be a challenge at the best of times, and having to suddenly manage it digitally can be especially difficult. We hope this series of posts on how to teach grammar online will be helpful! Read more on the blog post.