Sylwia Rytarowska

Sylwia Rytarowska, Polska, Over 16, Adult, English as a Foreign Language

I’ve been teaching for more than 20 years now and I find myself in need of a method of collecting all great materials and resources that I have come across so far, as well as those I will in the future.

I would like to make my collection of resources for English teachers available to everyone who, like me, wants to improve their professional life and become not only successful financially but also an inspiring and unforgettable English teacher, The Teacher students always remember.

VipEnglish.pl - currently offline
Great free resources for inspiring teachers of English.

Theme: news, facts, past tenses, advanced english, reading practice, world affairs, grammar, listening, inspiring, resources, listening practice, reading, upper intermediate advanced development, famous people, legal cases, goals, einstein, articles, free speaking lesson, classics, inspiring topics, topics for discussion, speaking, steve jobs, brain, conversation lesson, anecdotes, science, ready lessons

Theresa Giakoumatou

Theresa Giakoumatou, Greece, Secondary, History, Greek Language, Classics, Literature

Theresa Giakoumatou is currently an ICT teacher-trainer, focusing on the application of ICT in theoretical subjects. She has been a board member of five conferences on educational technology in Greece and has served as the director of the official educational web portal of the Hellenic Ministry of Education for two years.

During the academic year 2003-4 she has functioned as a co-ordinator of the “Spring of Europe” programme. She contributes regularly to educational journals on the introduction of new technologies in secondary education. She maintains a personal website, Netschoolbook, which caters for the training of teachers and earned a Mobius award in the area of education in 2003, as well as an educational blog TerraComputerata

Netschoolbook also represented Greece in the 1st International Conference on Information Technology in Geneve.

TerraComputerata
A blog for the implementation of ICT in teaching of History, Language and Literature.

Theme: web 2.0, blogs, wikis, educational technology