Course: 10750 Certificate II in Routine English Language Skills - ESOL Level 4
STUDENT’S E-LEARNING ACTIVITY LOG
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□Moodle/wiki/blog assignment:_____________________________
□Btn: episode___ year _____ Topic:_________________________
□YouTube: Topic____________________________________________
□English learning program: ________________________________
□Other ___________________________________________________
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Suggested English/ESOL Websites
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Englishgrammar.org
Every EOSL teacher has to teach grammar, even if that is not one of your course names. This site lists the grammar rules of English alphabetically,
and they are easily accessible. Not only that, they provide PDF files of lessons on these rules that you can use with your students.
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ESLpartyland.com
Are you looking for some out of the ordinary materials to use in your classroom? This site includes materials for teaching with film and video, the
internet and music.
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iteslj.org/questions/
What is the point of language study if it is not to speak the language in question? Give your students something to talk about with this compilation of
discussion questions you can use in class. Click on the topic you are planning on studying and find more than enough questions to keep your class in
conversation for as long as you want to let them talk.
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ESLvideo.com
While you are at it, why not make up your own quizzes from your favorite videos on YouTube? With ESLvideo.com you can create your own
quizzes and even have your students search by teacher to find them. If you are looking for comprehension activities that are ready to go, this site also
has videos and quizzes from other teachers sorted by fluency level that your students can access anywhere and anytime.
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PinkMonkey.com
If you teach literature in any of your ESL classes, PinkMonkey.com has seemingly limitless resources for you. Here you can find book notes and
activities for you and your students for free. With over 460 books listed, you will never need another set of Cliff’s Notes again.
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BrightHub.com
This site offers a bounty of information to the ESL teacher. Here you can read articles about teaching ESL as well as find lesson plans for different
times of the year. Are you out of ideas for games, vocabulary or activities for your students? Get some inspiration here.
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Dictionary.com
Neither you nor your students wants to carry around a ten-pound English reference dictionary, but you likely already carry something that gives you
internet access. If so, bookmark dictionary.com for easy reference. This site will give you definitions of English words as well as thesaurus entries
and a word of the day. There are also many other helpful resources this site offers.
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UsingEnglish.com
Looking for something a little more intangible than simple definitions? Check out the dictionary of idioms available from usingenglish.com. There are
hundreds of idioms listed on this site as well as phrasal verbs and other grammatical irregularities your students may need help with.
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Ets.org/toefl
If you are a teacher of English, the odds are that you probably have not taken the TOEFL. Your students, on the other hand, will be working towards a
proficient score on that test to prove their English skills. Familiarize yourself with the test and what your students will have to know to succeed on it with
the information here on the official TOEFL site.
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BusyTeacher.org
If you are reading this, you already know that busyteacher.org is an essential resource for the ESL teacher. Why not take some time to explore other
tools that we have to offer including free worksheets, flashcards, ideas for vocabulary, and teaching ideas, just to name a few. You will never know there
was so much available to you so close to home.
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11. http://au.ixl.com/math/year-3/add-money-amounts-word-problems
12. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Pie-Chart#Sample_Pie_Chart
Add other good English learning websites here:
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