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Title: Film Study Guides
Body: From http://www.irishfilm.ie The Irish Film Institute has a small collection of free film study guides and teacher notes for films in English, Irish, German, and French. The guides are available for download at http://www.irishfilm.ie/educ/index7_07.asp .
Source: Irish Film Institute
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Title: Film Study Guides
Body: From http://www.irishfilm.ie The Irish Film Institute has a small collection of free film study guides and teacher notes for films in English, Irish, German, and French. The guides are available for download at http://www.irishfilm.ie/educ/index7_07.asp .
Source: Irish Film Institute
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Title: List of Songs with Latin Lyrics
Body: Looking for ways to show your students the modern-day relevance of Latin? This Wikipedia article is a list of modern songs having lyrics in Classical Latin. It is available at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_songs_with_Latin_lyrics .
Source: Wikipedia
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Title: List of Songs with Latin Lyrics
Body: Looking for ways to show your students the modern-day relevance of Latin? This Wikipedia article is a list of modern songs having lyrics in Classical Latin. It is available at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_songs_with_Latin_lyrics .
Source: Wikipedia
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Title: Listserv for Those Using the Ecce Romani Series
Body: From http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecceromani This site exists as a forum to promote all aspects of studying the Latin language and Roman culture via the Ecce Romani textbook series. Participants studying and teaching Latin at all levels are welcome to ask questions, express opinions, and share their expertise. Join the group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecceromani .
Source: Yahoo! Groups
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Title: Listserv for Those Using the Ecce Romani Series
Body: From http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecceromani This site exists as a forum to promote all aspects of studying the Latin language and Roman culture via the Ecce Romani textbook series. Participants studying and teaching Latin at all levels are welcome to ask questions, express opinions, and share their expertise. Join the group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecceromani .
Source: Yahoo! Groups
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Title: French Promotional Website: The World Speaks French
Body: From http://www.theworldspeaksfrench.org The French Language Initiative is focused on promoting the study of French language and French-speaking cultures and increasing the number of students enrolling in French programs nationwide. You can use the World Speaks French website to: * Learn more about the benefits of studying the French language and French-speaking cultures * Download promotional material * Link to the French Language Initiative partners for additional information Visit the website at http://www.theworldspeaksfrench.org .
Source: The French Language Initiative
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Title: French Promotional Website: The World Speaks French
Body: From http://www.theworldspeaksfrench.org The French Language Initiative is focused on promoting the study of French language and French-speaking cultures and increasing the number of students enrolling in French programs nationwide. You can use the World Speaks French website to: * Learn more about the benefits of studying the French language and French-speaking cultures * Download promotional material * Link to the French Language Initiative partners for additional information Visit the website at http://www.theworldspeaksfrench.org .
Source: The French Language Initiative
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Title: Free Rice: Challenging English Vocabulary Quiz Fights Hunger
Body: From http://www.freerice.com/index.php Looking for a way to encourage your English learners to improve their vocabulary? At the Free Rice website, 20 grains of rice are donated to United Nations World Food Program for each correct answer to a multiple-choice vocabulary question. The questions get progressively harder. Although the words get quite challenging, nothing prohibits the use of a dictionary. Free Rice is available at http://www.freerice.com/faq.html .
Source: Free Rice
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Title: Free Rice: Challenging English Vocabulary Quiz Fights Hunger
Body: From http://www.freerice.com/index.php Looking for a way to encourage your English learners to improve their vocabulary? At the Free Rice website, 20 grains of rice are donated to United Nations World Food Program for each correct answer to a multiple-choice vocabulary question. The questions get progressively harder. Although the words get quite challenging, nothing prohibits the use of a dictionary. Free Rice is available at http://www.freerice.com/faq.html .
Source: Free Rice
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Title: Teaching English as a Foreign Language Website and Forum
Body: The Teaching English as a Foreign Language site contains teaching materials, forums, lesson plans, a Bingo card generator, game ideas, and more. It is available at http://www.teachenglish.ws .
Source: Teaching English
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Title: Teaching English as a Foreign Language Website and Forum
Body: The Teaching English as a Foreign Language site contains teaching materials, forums, lesson plans, a Bingo card generator, game ideas, and more. It is available at http://www.teachenglish.ws .
Source: Teaching English
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Title: Bizarre Inventions Activity Idea
Body: Here is a suggested oral activity from a TESL-L listserv user: This is a very fast and easy activity to put together that will get your students talking and talking and laughing and laughing. Caution: Teachers with many students may need to wear ear protectors due to the high volume of English chatter this activity can inspire. Below are three sites that feature crazy inventions. Some of these inventions are actually patented! Print out some of the inventions. Divide the class up into groups of four. Each group will be a company. Let one student from each group randomly select one of the inventions. Each group will first figure out what their invention is. (They may need some help because these inventions are nuts!) Then they decide how they can pitch the invention to others. Have half of the groups/companies go first as sellers and the other half as customers. Station the sellers in different corners of the room and the customers circulate around the room listening to the various sales pitches. This gets really loud and fun. The teacher circulates around the room making sure everyone is sticking to English. Low Intermediate groups may have trouble with this but Upper Intermediate and Advanced groups should have no problem sticking to English. (You could assign English police if you want to make sure they only speak English.) After 15 minutes or so stop the activity. Have the customers vote for the product they liked best. Then repeat the activity with the former company groups as customers and the customers as company groups selling their products. At the end of the activity explain that it was not just a game but a highly engaging activity that helped them search their memories in a fun and interesting way for English to use to fulfill the tasks. The websites are http://real-madhouse.blogspot.com/2007/09/crazy-inventions.html http://totallyabsurd.com/absurd.htm http://chuckiedreyfus.com/2007/04/01/really-outrageous-japanese-inventions (best to ignore the sometimes offensive captions and just use the photos) Kees, D. [TESL-L] Bizarre inventions = English speaking fun. Teachers of English as a Second Language listserv (TESL-L@LISTSERV.CUNY.EDU, 17 Dec 2007).
Source: TESL-L
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Title: Bizarre Inventions Activity Idea
Body: Here is a suggested oral activity from a TESL-L listserv user: This is a very fast and easy activity to put together that will get your students talking and talking and laughing and laughing. Caution: Teachers with many students may need to wear ear protectors due to the high volume of English chatter this activity can inspire. Below are three sites that feature crazy inventions. Some of these inventions are actually patented! Print out some of the inventions. Divide the class up into groups of four. Each group will be a company. Let one student from each group randomly select one of the inventions. Each group will first figure out what their invention is. (They may need some help because these inventions are nuts!) Then they decide how they can pitch the invention to others. Have half of the groups/companies go first as sellers and the other half as customers. Station the sellers in different corners of the room and the customers circulate around the room listening to the various sales pitches. This gets really loud and fun. The teacher circulates around the room making sure everyone is sticking to English. Low Intermediate groups may have trouble with this but Upper Intermediate and Advanced groups should have no problem sticking to English. (You could assign English police if you want to make sure they only speak English.) After 15 minutes or so stop the activity. Have the customers vote for the product they liked best. Then repeat the activity with the former company groups as customers and the customers as company groups selling their products. At the end of the activity explain that it was not just a game but a highly engaging activity that helped them search their memories in a fun and interesting way for English to use to fulfill the tasks. The websites are http://real-madhouse.blogspot.com/2007/09/crazy-inventions.html http://totallyabsurd.com/absurd.htm http://chuckiedreyfus.com/2007/04/01/really-outrageous-japanese-inventions (best to ignore the sometimes offensive captions and just use the photos) Kees, D. [TESL-L] Bizarre inventions = English speaking fun. Teachers of English as a Second Language listserv (TESL-L@LISTSERV.CUNY.EDU, 17 Dec 2007).
Source: TESL-L
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Title: Transcript and Audio File of Foreign Language and Disability TeleTraining
Body: From http://www.miusa.org/ncde/spotlight/teletraining During this November 5, 2007, TeleTraining foreign language professors shared their knowledge and experiences on: * Historical and theoretical overviews of disability * Methodologies inclusive of Deaf, hard of hearing and hearing students * Overseas programs designed to accommodate wheelchair users alongside non-disabled students * Resources to increase the ability of foreign language teachers and administrators to address the broad spectrum of language learners To access the free file of the 90-minute TeleTraining and the 30-minute Q&A period following the TeleTraining, either in written transcript or audio file form, go to http://www.miusa.org/ncde/spotlight/teletraining and scroll down to How to Access the TeleTraining?
Source: Mobility International USA
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Title: Transcript and Audio File of Foreign Language and Disability TeleTraining
Body: From http://www.miusa.org/ncde/spotlight/teletraining During this November 5, 2007, TeleTraining foreign language professors shared their knowledge and experiences on: * Historical and theoretical overviews of disability * Methodologies inclusive of Deaf, hard of hearing and hearing students * Overseas programs designed to accommodate wheelchair users alongside non-disabled students * Resources to increase the ability of foreign language teachers and administrators to address the broad spectrum of language learners To access the free file of the 90-minute TeleTraining and the 30-minute Q&A period following the TeleTraining, either in written transcript or audio file form, go to http://www.miusa.org/ncde/spotlight/teletraining and scroll down to How to Access the TeleTraining?
Source: Mobility International USA
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Title: Short Units about Countries
Body: From http://www.learningenrichment.org Are you looking for social studies units on countries in today's world? Tips for planning such a unit, on your own? Guidelines for a class research assignment? Such materials are available at the Learning Enrichment website. Access and download these short units about differing countries in the world at http://www.learningenrichment.org .
Source: Learning Enrichment
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Title: Short Units about Countries
Body: From http://www.learningenrichment.org Are you looking for social studies units on countries in today's world? Tips for planning such a unit, on your own? Guidelines for a class research assignment? Such materials are available at the Learning Enrichment website. Access and download these short units about differing countries in the world at http://www.learningenrichment.org .
Source: Learning Enrichment
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Title: Cross-Cultural Curriculum Resources from Peace Corps Volunteers
Body: From http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/educators Bring dozens of Peace Corps Volunteer stories, letters, and folk tales with standards-based lessons to your class. Also discover ways to involve students in service learning. The WorldWise Schools website has a searchable database of lesson plans largely based on the Understanding By Design framework, plus ideas for enrichment and service learning activities. These resources are available at http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/educators .
Source: WorldWise Schools
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Title: Cross-Cultural Curriculum Resources from Peace Corps Volunteers
Body: From http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/educators Bring dozens of Peace Corps Volunteer stories, letters, and folk tales with standards-based lessons to your class. Also discover ways to involve students in service learning. The WorldWise Schools website has a searchable database of lesson plans largely based on the Understanding By Design framework, plus ideas for enrichment and service learning activities. These resources are available at http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/educators .
Source: WorldWise Schools
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