61. Piperis Grammar Book Titles to teach Greek grammar. http://www.kpiperis.gr/book.html

Greek Grammar Book Part 1 Section A The book starts the students off from the alphabet, thus enabling them to read the language, by showing them how each letter, double letter and diphthong are pronounced. It goes on to explain the syllable and intonation rules, giving the student a clearer picture of pronunciation. The days, months, numbers, time and greetings are also included in this section Section B This section goes on to the different parts of speech, cases, genders and declensions. It also includes articles and the basic spelling rules. The whole of Part 1 has been written in English and all the grammar terms are also in Greek. Part 2 This second part of the book deals with all other Greek grammar phenomena. It deals with verbs, nouns, adjectives, pronouns and other essential grammar items. Part 2 is written in Greek but also has an English explanation for all grammatical terms. Price $30 US Piperis Language Centre 94, 23rd October St., Larissa 412 21, Greece. Tel: +30 41 233874 Fax: +30 41 289132

62. Home An online course to teach basic through advanced English writing skills to all ages, focusing on learning to write essays. grammar and vocabulary are taught in each unit covering a variety of writing types. http://www.writing-unlimited.com/

Expand All Collapse All Index How Our Program Works ... Resources About Writing-Unlimited Writing-Unlimited offers writing courses designed for everyone: Beginning level ESL courses, Intermediate level courses for the less experienced writers, and Advanced courses for more skilled students. All of our courses assign you a writing tutor - -a teacher who will read, evaluate and comment on each of your writing assignments. After the free writing assessment , we will recommend which of our courses best meets your needs. Take a course to learn a specific skill or a longer course covering general writing skills. This variety of courses allows you to learn the specific skills you need and at the pace best for you.. In addition to our many courses with a specific (formal) curriculum, Writing-Unlimited also offers a highly individualized writing tutorial for those advanced students who wish guidance with their own writing, whether expository or creative. If you are an ESL student or a professional needing help with specific areas of your writing, or if you are a short story writer wishing an on-going critique of your work, your Writing-Unlimited tutor can work with you to tailor a program which will meet your needs. The scope, length and fees for such a course would be negotiated between

63. RGS Boys Website For Pupils Of The Royal Grammar School High Wycombe. Also About Site for the old pupils of the Royal grammar School, with pupils list, forums, articles and a section for the fans of the That'll teach 'em series filmed by Channel 4 at the school. http://rgsboys.com

R G S Boys.com For the Pupils and Former Pupils of the Royal Grammar School High Wycombe google_ad_client = "pub-7063773029433366"; google_ad_width = 468; google_ad_height = 60; google_ad_format = "468x60_as"; google_ad_channel =""; Home Pupil Lists New Forums Articles ... That'll Teach 'em Latest News ATTENTION!!! The new Teachem site is now live ! Check it out now!! Visit Now Other News The pupils of the first series have created a website that is themed on behind the scenes at Kings School. It has just gone live but there is more to come soon. Your comments in the forum on the new ChannelTen.co.uk site will be much appreciated by them. That Taught Us WELCOME TO RGS BOYS This site for the pupils and ex pupils of the Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe. The site is also directly linked to the That'll Teach 'em and That'll Teach 'em Too fan sites. Both series were filmed at the Royal Grammar School. If you encounter any problems using the site please email the webmaster We are adding content as quickly as we can. If you have any contributions please email them to content@rgsboys.com

64. NCTE - Grammar Learn to teach grammar in context with this practical resource from NCTE. NCTE Position Statement on grammar Exercises to teach Reading and Writing http://www.ncte.org/collections/grammar

document.write('') Search: Grammar Related Links Back to School Adolescent Literature Grammar Elementary ELL Secondary ELL College Research Paper Classroom-Based Assessment Reading and Writing on the Web Literacy Coach Poetry Spelling Early Literacy Summer Reading and Learning Reading Literary Texts Home Teaching Resource Collections Grammar "All native speakers of a language have more grammar in their heads than any grammar book will ever contain." Our job as teachers is to help our students discover this knowledge. Knowing about grammar is important for numerous reasons. It's the language that lets us talk about language. It names the type of words and word groups that comprise sentences in English and other languages. It helps with understanding what makes sentences and paragraphs clear, interesting, and precise. It can be part of literature discussions as we examine the sentences in poetry and stories. It lets us understand that all languages and all dialects follow grammatical patterns. Research shows that learning grammar is best done in the context of reading, writing, and speaking.

65. Index Of Exercises, Categorised According To Grammar, Vocabulary, Etc. Worksheets using English songs to teach grammar elements. Includes articles about TESOL teaching (UK based). http://www.musicalenglishlessons.org/index-ex.htm

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66. Teach Yourself Japanese Online language Lessons with sounds. Covers the Kana, Hiragana and Katakana, and touches some issues of grammar. http://www.geocities.com/takasugishinji/japanese/index.html

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67. Teach Yourself Hausa Language, Learn To Speak Hausa + BBC Service VOA Tribe & Pe Introduction to the Hausa language, including the basics of its phonetics and grammar, and some sample sentences illustrating everyday conversation in the language. http://www.teachyourselfhausa.com

var srl33t_id = '3124'; Teach Yourself Hausa.com home Link to Us Contact Us Table Of Contents Hausa Alphabet learn all the alphabet Counting of Numbers Hausa numbers counting Different Type Of Greetings Ways to greet in hausa Asking about Members of the Family About family members Reception How is the party? Farewell Good bye Making Inquiry And Request with why? what? which? who? where? how? In The Dining funiture room dining table Different Nouns: Pronouns Personal and Possessive Days Months Years Months of the year, years, Days of the week Hausa Verbs Nothing but verb Telling Of Time what time is it? Simple Sentences and Market Situation market conversations Contact Us what do you think? Useful Links other sites Link to Us please help us! Paddy Power online betting shop. Last Updated Last Updated: Saturday 6th August 2005 Teach Yourself Hausa Learning to Speak Hausa Language Hello ("Sannu"). This website is dedicated to anyone interested in learning and promoting the Hausa language, the people's culture and tribe. My name is Sam Odiaka. There aren't many resources on learning the Hausa language on the Internet (that I could find), so I decided to put some up myself.

68. Native English Tutor & Teacher For English Course English Lesson & Proofreading Native English tutors teach children and adults conversation practice, grammar, phonics in groups or on an individual basis. Proofreading editing services available. Business English for adults. http://nativenglish.topcities.com

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69. Noonan - Teaching ESL Students To "Notice" Grammar (I-TESL-J) This article explains how to teach ESL/EFL students to notice grammar. Is it possible to teach grammar in a way that will help students develop http://iteslj.org/Techniques/Noonan-Noticing.html

The Internet TESL Journal Teaching ESL Students to "Notice" Grammar Francis J. Noonan III chipperchina [at] hotmail.com Easton Area School District (Easton, PA, USA) This article explains how to teach ESL/EFL students to notice grammar. There is also a suggested lesson plan. Introduction Many teachers are confused on how to teach grammar. The form-focused instruction of the audio-lingual method produced students that knew a lot about a language but could not apply what they knew to spontaneous speech. Conversely, the lack of grammar instruction in the Communicative Approach has often produced students who communicate well but lack grammatical competency. Is it possible to teach grammar in a way that will help students develop grammatical competency, even in spontaneous speech? This article explores a possible answer to this dilemma, the theory of noticing, and its application to the classroom. Why Noticing? The theoretical basis for noticing centers around the relationship between explicit and implicit knowledge. Explicit knowledge is conscious knowledge of grammar rules learned through formal classroom instruction. For example, Li knows every rule about subject-verb agreement but makes frequent mistakes in natural speech. This knowledge is only available to him when he has time to think about the rules and then apply them (i.e. a grammar exercise or a writing assignment). In contrast, implicit knowledge is unconscious, internalized knowledge of a language that is available for spontaneous speech. For example, Jim speaks English with near perfect use of the basic rules of subject-verb agreement. This is despite the fact that he may have no idea what subject-verb agreement is or what the rules are.

70. Beloit College - Center For Language Studies Intensive 4.5 and 9 week summer programs (23 hours per week) delivered in Wisconsin, USA. Professional faculty teach the written language, grammar, vocabulary and conversational skills and about Japanese culture. Online application possible. http://www.beloit.edu/~cls/japanese/

71. METHODE DE SWAHILI POUR LES DEBUTANTS teach yourself Swahili a sixmonth course, including grammar and a basic vocabulary of 1200 words. In English and French. http://mwanasimba.online.fr

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72. Homepage Hot English Group Learn, practise and teach slang, business and social English with listening, pronunciation, comics, jokes, games, grammar, teachers' notes and exercises. http://www.hotenglishmagazine.com/

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73. Easy Grammar Systems grammar concepts taught through a prepositional approach. Also Daily Grams workbooks for grammar review and Easy Writing to teach complex sentences. http://www.easygrammar.com

74. Grammar Sites grammar Sites for teachers! grammar Bytes An index of grammar terms, testyourself exercises, handouts for students and teachers, and grammar rules. http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/subject_matter/literature/grammar/

Curriculum Lesson Plans Organizers Rubrics ... 2Bee or Nottoobee - 2Bee and Queen Nottoobee need flowers to make honey. Help them find flowers by choosing the correct verb to complete the sentences. From FunBrain.com. A Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation - Use this site to find the answers to your questions concerning proper English grammar and punctuation. Common Errors in English - A great site by Paul Brians, Professor of English, Washington State University. Good Grammar, Good Style - Features over 100 pages of useful articles and frequently asked questions. Grammar Bytes - An index of grammar terms, test yourself exercises, handouts for students and teachers, and grammar rules. Grammar Cat - An entertaining approach to English language grammar study. Examples and exercises for all levels. Grammar Glamour - Middle school students offer an overview of the parts of speech and basic rules of grammar. Grammar Gorillas - The Grammar Gorillas need help identifying parts of speech. If you click on the right word in the sentence, they get a banana.

75. That'll Teach 'em Too At The Fictional Hope Green Secondary Modern School Fansite for the second Channel4 series of That'll teach 'em filmed at the Royal grammar School High Wycombe and shown in the summer of 2004. Series called That'll teach 'em Too. Forum and articles. http://thatllteachemtoo.co.uk/

Fan Site for the Channel 4 series That'll Teach 'em Too google_ad_client = "pub-7063773029433366"; google_ad_width = 468; google_ad_height = 60; google_ad_format = "468x60_as"; google_ad_channel ="4305985450"; google_color_border = "DDB7BA"; google_color_bg = "FFF5F6"; google_color_link = "0000CC"; google_color_url = "008000"; google_color_text = "6F6F6F"; Home Main Site Teachem Forums That'll Teach 'em 1st Series ... Home Second Series That'll Teach 'em Too at the fictional Hope Green Secondary Modern School Menu Britain in 1964 What life was like in 1964 Tv programmes, music, roads and general items of nostalga of the year 1964. Background Background to the series. First Episode Summary of the first episode of the series. Time Table A typical day's Timetable at Hope Green. Related Links Following the success of the That'll Teach 'em series last summer which took 30 predicted A grade GCSE students back to 4 weeks of 1950's style education the series is back again with a difference. This year the programme (That'll Teach 'em Too) is based around the sort of vocational education pupils would of received in the 1960's at a secondary modern school. So 15 boys and 15 girls with predicted C-, D- and E-grade GCSE's have been selected to go to the fictional Hope Green Secondary Modern using the timeline of 1964. This part of the sixties was chosen as it is just before the beginning of the introduction of the comprehensive school system. More details can be viewed about these changes by using the background link on the left.

76. English Club ~ Learn English | Teach English Offers grammar and vocabulary activities, word games, pen pal listings, andquestionand-answer service. Includes free classroom handouts for teachers. http://www.englishclub.com/

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77. Grammar For Teachers: Attitudes And Aptitudes They learn not to teach grammar separate from writing. Consensus on grammarteaching is greatly hindered by how people differently define the term. http://www.rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/dec2501.htm

Academic Exchange Quarterly Winter 2003: Volume 7, Issue 4 Grammar for Teachers: Attitudes and Aptitudes Melvin J. Hoffman, Buffalo State University College Degrees include English BS and Linguistics MS, Illinois Institute of Technology: Chicago ; Linguistics PH.D, State University of NY and Religious Studies MA, Canisius College : Buffalo. Consultant work includes Buffalo and Chicago Boards of Education, Teacher-Corps-Peace Corps and other Agencies. Courses include Composition, Linguistics, and Biblical and Classical Literature. Abstract This article discusses the role of grammar in educating Secondary English Teachers and Elementary Education Teachers with an English Concentration. The term "grammar" is difficult, with varied referents in varied contexts. Students learn to associate a different number with each of five common, but different, definitions of grammar (Hartwell 1985). They must link one such number to the term's every occurrence in their writing. Students learn grammatical labels to discuss writing and to read descriptions in dictionaries and usage books which employ these terms. Students are taught traditional labels but not with traditional definitions. Students learn to read sentence diagrams but not to draw nor teach them. They learn not to teach grammar separate from writing. The preferred texts for analysis are authentic, not canned, e.g., pupils' or students' writing, speeches, literary passages. Final results in terms of both student attitudes and accomplishments are mixed.

78. Research In Education: Learning To Teach Grammar In The Modern Foreign Languages Full text of the article, Learning to teach grammar in the modern foreignlanguages classroom Some implications for initial teacher education from http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3765/is_200011/ai_n8924243

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79. Language In India To teach authentically means that we demonstrate that the grammar of a languageimparts the Therefore, if some one has to teach grammar aesthetically, http://www.languageinindia.com/april2004/grammarbeauty1.html

LANGUAGE IN INDIA Strength for Today and Bright Hope for Tomorrow Volume 4 : 4 April 2004 Editor: M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D. Associate Editors: B. Mallikarjun, Ph.D. Sam Mohanlal, Ph.D. B. A. Sharada, Ph.D. HOME PAGE AN APPEAL FOR SUPPORT We are in need of support to meet expenses relating to some new and essential software, formatting of articles and books, maintaining and running the journal through hosting, correrspondences, etc. If you wish to support this voluntary effort, please send your contributions to M. S. Thirumalai 6820 Auto Club Road Suite C Bloomington MN 55438, USA Also please use the AMAZON link to buy your books. Even the smallest contribution will go a long way in supporting this journal. Thank you. Thirumalai, Editor. BOOKS FOR YOU TO READ AND DOWNLOAD COMMUNICATION VIA GESTURE: A STUDY OF INDIAN CONTEXTS by M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D. CIEFL Occasional Papers in Linguistics, Vol. 1 Language, Thought ... and Disorder - Some Classic Positions by M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D.

80. Gepeto Software's StoryMaker-- Grammar Game, Worksheet Maker, Grammar Practice, I ma middle school English teacher and I m always struggling for new and engagingways to teach grammar. This program was a great find! http://www.gepetosoftware.com/storymaker_reviews.htm

Affordable Programs for Teachers Gepeto Software's StoryMaker Bundle Savings! Grammar Pack Bundle Praise for Gepeto Software's StoryMaker "Get ready to have a fun time and work on your grammar!" -TuCows.com "StoryMaker is an entertaining exercise in English grammar for younger elementary school students. You can play the game seriously seeking words that might be appropriate for the context of the selected story or you can opt for the outrageous. The results can be quite surprising." -ZDNet.com "Fantastic fun. I'm a middle school English teacher and I'm always struggling for new and engaging ways to teach grammar. This program was a great find! It lets students practice verb tenses and parts of speech while making them laugh. Perfect for students ages 10 and up." -C.J. McKenna, West Haven Middle School Notice: Gepeto Software programs are Shareware. This means that you are free to use the program for an evaluation period free of charge, after which time you are required to register the program to continue using it. Although the free version has some features disabled, it will allow you to see the program in action and realize its potential. When you register a product, you will receive a code to enter in the product's "Registration" screen which will enable all of the features in the product. Registered users are also entitled to free upgrades as they are released.

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