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  1. Week 2 - Simple and Phrasal Modals

    In: Teacher's Corner: Modals Format(s): Text
    In this week’s Teacher’s Corner, students use simple and phrasal modals in new and engaging ways.
  2. Trend 3 - Digital Game Based Learning (DGBL)

    In: Teacher's Corner: Education Trends and Issues in the World Today Format(s): Text
    In this week’s Teacher’s Corner, we will explore ways we can take advantage of video games for the language classroom even when we do not play video games ourselves.
  3. Trend 4 - Makerspaces

    In: Teacher's Corner: Education Trends and Issues in the World Today Format(s): Text
    This week in the Teacher’s Corner, we show you how to use makerspaces in the English language classroom. In a makerspace environment, students engage in project-based learning.
  4. Teacher's Corner: Speaking - Information Gap Activities

    Format(s): Text
    This month’s Teacher’s Corner will examine the many forms information gaps can take, and we will explore several practical information gap variations that you can implement in classrooms of all levels.
  5. Week 2 - Vocabulary Building Strategies

    In: Teacher's Corner: Teaching Beginners Format(s): Text
    Vocabulary development is an important part of teaching English to beginners. Students not only need to learn new words, but they also need multiple opportunities to interact with the new vocabulary in order to recall and use the words independently.
  6. World Wide Wiki

    In: Teacher's Corner: Integrating Global Affairs into Your English Lessons Format(s): Text
    This week’s Teacher’s Corner discusses how to use wikis for collaborative writing in the classroom. Students create their own world fact books with this activity!
  7. Building Your PLN Through Professional Support Networks and Associations

    In: Teacher's Corner: Personal Learning Networks (PLNs) Format(s): Text
    This week’s Teacher’s Corner will look at how involvement in professional support networks and associations can contribute to your personal learning network.
  8. U.S. History Topics

    Format(s): Website
    A variety of U.S. history resources, provided by the Federal Resources for Educational Excellence.
  9. U.S. Mint for Kids

    Format(s): Website
    The U.S. Department of the Treasury has a fun and engaging site for kids on how money is produced and distributed.
  10. U.S. Citizen and Immigration Center

    Format(s): Website
    A comprehensive U.S. Citizenship guide, study materials, and welcome kit for those wishing to become American citizens.

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