Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Yulia Amlinskaya

Yulia Amlinskaya

Yulia Amlinskaya, Russia, Further, Russian Language

I am a Russian language teacher and blogger. I have been teaching Russian to foreigners online and offline for more than 10 years now. In 2012 I founded my own International Online Russian School "Russificate".

Russificate
"Russificate" is a Russian language blog for intermediate and advanced learners. It contains a large variety of exercises on Russian grammar, vocabulary, communication, culture, etc. In 2010-2015 it was recognized the best Russian language blog by Babylon languages.

Theme: russian grammar exercises, russian vocabulary exercises, russian culture, podcasts in russian

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Friday, June 1, 2012

Joanne Rudling

Joanne Rudling

Joanne Rudling, UK, Further, Adult, Spelling

I've been teaching literacy, spelling, creative writing and English for nearly fourteen years. I've worked with various organisations including City of Westminster College, RNIB, Pre-Volunteer Programme for the Olympics, Bournemouth University and Bournemouth Film School.


spellingblog.howtospell - currently offline
Teaching adults how to improve their spelling. Suitable for native and non-native speakers of English. Has spelling test podcasts and videos.

Theme: how to spell, improve your spelling, spelling podcasts, spelling videos, learn spelling

Friday, April 2, 2010

Michele McMahon

Michele McMahon

Michele McMahon, New Zealand, Secondary, Science, Chemistry

I am a Science and Chemistry teacher who has taught in a diverse mix of schools in four different countries for the past 20 years.

I am always on the lookout for new challenges for both myself and my students and believe that academic content delivered in an innovative manner by teachers in an environment that facilitates positive learning experiences for students while also encouraging them to take risks, be creative through their personal use of ICT and think outside of the square (what square?!) will result in a happy, clean, green, war free world - well one can only hope!

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Creative Collaborative Lifelong Learners
Random ramblings on encouraging creative, collaborative, lifelong learners in Science.

Michele McMahon has collated a wide range of resources and examiner's tips to help students achieve to a higher level.



Chemical Minds
Chemical Minds is a wikispace that provides a comprehensive analysis of each type of question for the externally assessed Achievement Standards of the New Zealand Chemistry Exams.

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Theme: digigogy, moodle, thinking, logic, innovative, creative, podcasts, videos, images, audio, experiments, demonstrations, exam, examiners tips, misconceptions, answers, animations, interactives, literacy, explanations