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How To Use Wiki In The Classroom

Source : Christopher Pappas , elearningindustry.com

More and more classrooms are now learning, creating, reading, and testing online. In order to keep up with our technologically demanding lifestyles, the traditional classroom is making way for such innovative tools as wiki. Not only is this an inexpensive way to manage your classroom, it’s also a fun way to engage students in content across the curriculum.

How to use Cartoons and Comics in TEFL

Source : Larry Lynch , www.eslbase.com

Cartoons vs. Comics

Who doesn’t love cartoons and comics? Okay, so I’m no fan of the Simpsons, but even I enjoy Felix the Cat, the Pink Panther and a host of other Saturday morning offerings. If the cartoon network came on in English where I live, I’d record it for use in my English as a foreign language (EFL) classes (and a little personal humor and enjoyment). There are two venues which actually can be used in teaching English as a foreign language or in foreign language teaching and learning; cartoons and comics. What’s the difference?

Edutainment-ing your course book!

Source : Myrsini Verdoukas , www.eltnews.gr

I am pretty sure you are all using a high quality and well-designed course book which offers both teachers and students a wide variety of activities to make your lessons fun and engaging. However, is there a way to adapt some activities in our course book to spice up our lessons even more?

Hop on the cloud!

 

Cut out planes and clouds from cardboards. On each plane write a word and, on each cloud, write another word that rhymes with a word on a plane. Use CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) words. Spread the clouds on the floor and give a plane to each student. Ask children to read the word on their plane and hop (land) on the word cloud that rhymes with it. After they finish, practice reading aloud the rhyming pairs.

Getting Ready to Read: Using Storytelling, Rhymes, and More!

Source : www.colorincolorado.org

You and your young child can choose from a variety of engaging activities that incorporate all of your senses while learning to read at home. From singing and rhyming to storytelling and acting, these activities will help your child to develop a wide array of reading readiness skills.

4 Guidelines to Help You Merge Tech and PBL

Source : Matthew Lynch , www.thetechedvocate.org

Technology is a valuable tool for learning. So is project-based learning. It’s only natural to merge the two for an immersive learning experience that engages and empowers students. With a little planning and forethought, you can create outstanding PBL projects that incorporate technology.