#46, Resource of the week: ESLFlow.com

ESLFlow.com was created in 1998 as a resource for researching ESL/EFL ideas and creating lessons/courses as quickly as possible.

Peter Snashall, the founder of this portal, initially used the Internet due to a lack of resources at the school where he  once worked. This is, of course, the situation faced by many teachers around the world.

And increasingly this site has become an experiment in the creative possibilities offered by advanced search techniques. It is also an attempt to offer unencumbered information organisation, layout and navigation. The site is totally a work-in-progress and makes no pretence to being
comprehensive. Rather it aims to explore the endless possibilities offered by the Net….and the direction of the site shifts from month to month as new possibilities spring out of the Net (or my own mind!!). (more…)

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#46, Article: ‘Extensive reading: why it is good for our students… and for us’ by Alan Maley

Alan says, "In this, the first of two articles for TeachingEnglish, Alan Maley considers the benefits extensive reading can bring to English language learners and teachers. What is Extensive Reading…

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#46, Book of the week: ‘500 Activities for the Primary Classroom’ by Carol Read

Every primary teacher and teacher trainer will want a copy of this book! The definitive handbook for all primary teachers and teacher trainers,written by Carol Read, a well-known primary specialist…

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