101. MOOing In A Foreign Language In no other way can teachers provide learners with language more authentic that teachers will be inspired to use MOO not only in the foreign language http://web.syr.edu/~lmturbee/itechtm.html

102. American Sign Language Teachers I am excited about the growing acceptance of ASL as a foreign language. done in the same manner as that of teachers of other foreign languages in Texas! http://www.expage.com/page/aslteachers

American Sign Language Teachers Welcome! Hello and welcome! If you are a teacher of American Sign Language (ASL) at the secondary level, then this is your place to receive and exchange valuable information for your students and your profession. My name is Traci Weast, and I am a Public High School Teacher of ASL as a Foreign Language in the State of Texas. I have also taught ASL at the Community College level, and worked as a Freelance Interpreter for 9 years. I am excited about the growing acceptance of ASL as a foreign language. As we continue to educate others about ASL, its inclusion in educational programs increases. This page is designed to allow us as teachers to network ideas and news through the internet. Please share this site address with a colleague! Hot News- Wow! Click here for a list of colleges and universities accepting ASL for the foreign language requirement! Click here for the ASL Fact Sheet information from around the country! Calendar of Events: Texas: ***The first TASC-ASL Exam was administered January 31, 1998. Get a copy of the current Exam Registration Booklet to find out the specific dates for 1999.

103. Teaching With The Web If you do not have a frames capable browser, you can access this information but it won t look pretty. Teaching with the Web Links. http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lss/lang/teach.html

If you do not have a frames capable browser, you can access this information but it won't look pretty. Teaching with the Web Links

104. TESL-EJ Issue 9.1 TESLEJ, Teaching English as a Second language Electronic Journal, is a fully-refereed academic journal for the English as a Second language, http://www-writing.berkeley.edu/TESL-EJ/

About TESL-EJ Access Submissions What's this? ... Past Issues Search all issues June 2005 A word from the editors . . . Feature Articles Editor: Maggie Sokolik Beliefs about Language Learning: Current Knowledge, Pedagogical Implications, and New Research Directions Language, Education, and Success: A View of Emerging Beliefs and Strategies in the Southeastern United States , Miguel Mantero (15 Pgs) Classroom Focus: The U.S. Midwest Teaching Culture in Adult ESL: Pedagogical and Ethical Considerations , David Johnson (12 Pgs) Forum The Shared Responsibility for Professional Development , Maggie Sokolik On the Internet Editor: Vance Stevens An Open Source Portal for Educators , Su Cheng-chao Media Reviews Editor: Thomas Delaney Title Reviewer Concorder Pro 1.0: A Text-analysis Tool for Mac OS X Pierfranca Forchini HyperStudio 4.5: The Multimedia Authoring Tool for Interactive Learning Abdelmajid Bouziane WordClassifier Reviews Editor: Sorel Friedman Classroom Texts Reviewer Siebert, A. (2000) Celebrating American Heroes: Plays for Students of English (Student Text and Teacher's Guide) Giannotti, J. (2004). Crafting Compositions: Tools for Today's Writers.

105. Teaching English In Japan Teaching English and other foreign languages in Japan. There is also a certain demand for teachers of other foreign languages. Conversation Schools http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2220.html

Travel Living Japan A-Z Forum ... Living in Japan Language Teaching Search this site Related Pages Living in Japan Working in Japan Jobs Immigration ... Living Costs japan-guide.com newsletter Our newsletter keeps you up to date on Japan travel and living related issues and site updates. Click here to subscribe! japan-guide.com forum Any questions? Ask them on the question forum Travel Topics Travel Tour Packages Car Rental Hotel Reservations ... Organized Tours The demand for native English language teachers in Japan is still high, with private conversation schools and the JET Programme as the main sources for teaching positions. There is also a certain demand for teachers of other foreign languages. Conversation Schools "Eikaiwa" or English Conversation schools are a big business in Japan, offering Japanese people of all ages the opportunity to practice their English communication skills with native speakers in small classes or private lessons. Nova, Geos, Aeon and ECC are the leading conversation schools, each operating more than 200 schools across Japan. In addition, there are countless mid sized and small language schools. The major conversation schools operate recruitment offices overseas, including the USA, Canada, UK and Australia. The requirements to get a job differ from school to school, but many require little more than a university degree in any field.

106. Teaching English Abroad - Travel The World, Teaching English As A Foreign Langua Teaching English Abroad EF English First offers English language teaching positions around the world. http://www.englishfirst.com/teacherinfo/default.asp

Teaching English Abroad Teacher Recruitment Go further than you ever imagined If you want to teach English abroad, EF English First offers English language teaching positions around the world. Not only do we provide you with the tools and facilities you need to be an effective English language teacher, we invite you to make a meaningful connection with the world and its different cultures. We are expanding rapidly. Why not come and join us? All over the world EF English First has over 200 schools in 16 countries, where we bring English to more than 200,000 students. If you are searching for adventure, have an English Language Teaching Certificate and are ready to teach English overseas, EF has English language schools in the following countries: China, Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Poland, Lithuania, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Ecuador and Chile. And back again After teaching English abroad with EF English First and traveling the world, many of our English language teachers enjoy both short and long term employment in English speaking countries with our other EF partners.

107. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web iLoveLanguages is part of the WWW Virtual Library Education Languages Lessons, Linguistics, and Literature Schools that teach languages around the http://www.ilovelanguages.com/

Search: Entire site Search for books: Welcome to iLoveLanguages! iLoveLanguages is a comprehensive catalog of language-related Internet resources. The more than 2400 links at iLoveLanguages have been hand-reviewed to bring you the best language links the Web has to offer. Whether you're looking for online language lessons, translating dictionaries, native literature, translation services, software, language schools, or just a little information on a language you've heard about, iLoveLanguages probably has something to suit your needs. To use iLoveLanguages, click on one of the tabs near the top of the page to browse our database of Web sites, or use the Search box to look for sites matching your criteria. The buttons below the tabs let you learn more about iLoveLanguages, suggest a new site to add, or contact us. Formerly known as The Human-Languages Page iLoveLanguages is still your biggest and best guide to language-related Web sites. iLoveLanguages is the latest redesign of The Human-Languages Page and the Languages catalog of the WWW Virtual Library. We've moved to our own, more meaningful Web address to make iLoveLanguages easier to remember, and we've redesigned the site to make it easier to use. For more information about why we changed, check out the

108. Course Moodle For Language Teaching Ferdinand de Saussure. A community for collaboration on language teaching and learning. Forum What is constructivism in language teaching? http://moodle.org/course/view.php?id=31

109. CILT, The National Centre For Languages If so, have you thought about a career as a modern languages teacher in England? There are many opportunities for foreign native speakers who wish to become http://www.cilt.org.uk/training/native.htm

@import url(../common/stylesheets/layout.css); Teach languages in England Information for native speakers of French, German, Spanish and other languages Do you want a job that really makes a difference and is  challenging? varied? satisfying? Are you  an effective communicator? able to relate well to young people? enthusiastic? reliable? adaptable? If so, have you thought about a career as a modern languages teacher in England? There are many opportunities for foreign native speakers who wish to become teachers of modern foreign languages in England. There has been a steady growth in the numbers of foreign native speakers who train to teach in secondary schools here, and more than one in three modern languages teacher trainees is a native speaker. If you were interested in becoming a teacher here you would be part of a growing tradition, and benefit from the increasing support which is being developed to assist you. Are you eligible?

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