Veronica Francisco, Spain, Kindergarten and Primary, English as a Foreign Language
I am an outgoing English teacher from Barcelona. I work in a primary school called Bogatell. I'm 35 years old and I must say I love my job. I also hold a degree in Audiovisual Communication. I am keen on sports -running and swimming, mainly-, as well as travelling.
Bogatell School is a public school located in Barcelona. We consider English a crucial subject, since we are aware of its importance as a global language.
English at Bogatell School
This blog is a site where pupils, parents and other teachers can find activities carried out by students during the English lessons. Not only this, but also games, videos, songs, stories, audios, online games and activities, projects, etc. have place in this useful site.
Teacher Veronica
This blog aims at sharing ideas, handy resources, lesson plans, etc. with other teachers and pupils.
German and French Teacher. Lead Teacher for Talented, Able and Gifted education.
On Target Teaching
A blog to encourage more MFL teachers to teach in the Target Language, by documenting my own endeavours with a Year 7 class from day 1.
Staffroom Swap Shop
A cross-curricular swap and share website for good practice.
Isabela Villas Boas, Teaching English as a Foreign Language, Brazil
Academic Superintendent of Casa Thomas Jefferson, Brasilia, Brazil; MTESL degree from Arizona State University and Doctorate in Education from Universidade de Brasilia. Lifelong learner and eager to connect with educators from around the world.
TEFLing
A blog that discusses current issues related to Teaching English as a Foreign Language, linking theory and practice.
Melanie Link Taylor, USA, K-12, Special Education, General Education
Melanie Link Taylor is an educator and author in Southern California, credentialed in both General Education and Special Academic Instruction, an experienced teacher K-12.
MzTeachuh
MzTeachuh serves an international audience of educators and families with timely news, educational theory, and practical information on education, special needs, ed tech, educational law, and current events. MzTeachuh also posts family and classroom activities.
Mzteachuh is a daily source for educational news on the web.
Theme: teaching, ed tech, special needs, parenting
Heather, Canada, Primary to Adult, Writing and Everything Else
I have students of all ages for more than 20 years. I have helped kindergarten kids learn their ABC's and business college students discover English as a second language.
suburbanprincessteacher
It's (at times) a humourous look at teaching and living in the suburbs. It includes rants, raves, advice, and confessions.
Elena Suslova, Russia, Primary, Secondary, English as a Second Language
I`m a teacher of English as a second language. I`ve been teaching students from 8 to 18 for 9 years.
What to do if you are an English teacher? - currently offline
Congrats! You`ve just become or became a teacher of English some time ago. You are excited and maybe puzzled. From time to time you ask yourself:"What to do? How to teach my students? How to organise them and the learning process better?"
My blog is all about it. The examples are from my own experience. Hope you`ll find them useful.
Theme: efl, english as a second language, english, english language, high school, sharing, teaching, teaching resourses
Valentina Morgana has been teaching English to young learners and teenagers in Italy for 8 years. She is an ELT material writer. She is also a Cambridge DELTA student.
She is passionate about English and young learners. She is strongly interested in web 2.0 and introducing technology in the language classroom.
ELT Traveller box
ELT Traveller box is a collection of articles, lesson ideas and insights on ELT webtools and YLs.
Theme: YL, YLeng, edtech, ELT, young learner,s esl, teaching, literature
Clive Parkin, Sydney, Australia, Secondary, English
I teach at an independent high school to boys aged 12-18. My subject areas are English and Drama and I am interested in developing a variety of new/ICT strategies to use in the class room.
Re-Education
A place where I am looking to explore ideas about English, English and Drama teaching, using ICT in the class room and reflecting upon my work.
I'm a retired English teacher. Over 33 years, my husband and I have lived in Seattle, Indonesia, Thailand, India and Madagascar. I have a BA in English and teaching from the University of Washington, and a MEd in Ed Tech from Idaho State University.
In Nuce: Literature and Language Geekland
A blog about classical literature, composition, and language offering downloads, links and commentary for students, teachers, home-school moms, and life-long learners.
Elizeu Almeida, Brazil, Primary, Secondary, English
I am an student of English. I really like to learn English in order to teach others. I want to be an English teacher. I think the Internet is a wonderful way to teach and learn English.
UFC/UAB English Learners
This blog was made to help all English students learn this very important language in their own way. You can practice what you are studying here - helping and being helped by other students.
Theme: education, english language, learning, teaching, students
I have been teaching for over 25 years in North and South America. Currently, I teach grade 2 in a Spanish Bilingual school in Calgary, Alberta.
A Teacher's Ruminations - currently offline
This blog is a place for me to reflect and question my own practices and current educational policies. From time to time, I will share reviews of books I've read. I also post vignettes of classroom events, both successful ones and not so successful ones.
I'm a teacher in gymnasium of Larissa. I teach computer science. I'm interested about learning, education, training, teaching, computers, inspiration, new ideas, students, travels, web2 in classroom, learning difficulties (dyslexia) and many others.
Ana Miotti, Argentina, Secondary, Adult, EFL Teaching and Learning
I'm an EFL teacher from Rosario, Argentina.I have been teaching at public secondary schools since 1999 and I love working with adolescents. I also teach English to adults, including travellers, young entrepreneurs and professionals, and provide one-to-one lessons and small group courses at my office.
Recently I've decided to keep on studying. I'm about to start a post graduate course on the use of ICT in education.
Ana Miotti
This blog is a place for me to reflect on my practice and learn more about web 2.0 tools. I hope I can get in contact with other EFL teachers and educators from around the world.
My main professional interests are ICT in education, the use of new Web 2.0 tools, EFL pedagogy and psycholinguistics.
Theme: reflections, web 2.0 tools, teaching, learning
Kristen Bowers, USA, Secondary, English Language Arts
Before I got into teaching, I naively assumed that teachers would be given all the materials they needed in order to teach the required core curriculum, and that what teachers created themselves was just gravy. Oh, how wrong I was! I was lost my first year, begging and borrowing anything and everything I could get my hands on to help students learn the skills on which they were being tested. I was hired at a school with an established reputation and high scores–I certainly did not want to mess that up as a first year teacher! After struggling with my first year of teaching, never able to find good materials I needed to help my students meet the demands of district and state testing requirements, I decided that I needed to design my own. I spent an entire summer, day after day, creating and writing materials that helped my students learn and appreciate the required core literature, the skills and concepts of the California Content Standards, the grammar, the writing, the vocabulary, quizzes, tests, essay prompts!! Finally, I had created my first Literature Guide.
After using my materials with HUGE success and sharing my success and enthusiasm with my colleagues who wanted to know my secret, I shared and created more for more of literature I had to teach. From there, after recommendations and nudges from my colleagues and family who felt I was on to something, I joined up with my mom (a former teacher herself) and opened an online store with four titles.
Now, with over 35 titles, six years later, blood, sweat, tears, and hours of lost sleep, here we are–Secondary Solutions–The First Solution for the Secondary Teacher!
Secondary Solutions
Ideas, tips, and tools for the middle and high school English Language Arts teacher.
Theme: teaching, english language arts, literature, writing, middle school, high school, lesson plans, language arts, teacher resources
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