Recent Posts Tagged With ': english as a foreign language'

• ESL Basics Website for English Teachers and EFL Learners

  Posted on Wednesday April 29th, 2009 at 17:04 in : english as a foreign language, efl language teaching

  My name is Andrea Michael, and I'm an ESL teacher at Campbellsville University and on ESLbasics.com. I ran across your contact information and wanted to formally invite you to come watch and learn at ESLbasics.com! ESLbasics.com brings English to lif...

• English Language Teaching: How Many Ways Can You Use Music?

  Posted on Friday May 23rd, 2008 at 20:01 in tefl, tesol, efl, tesl, : english as a foreign language, teching english with songs and music, using music in elt

  How Many Ways Can You Use Music in Teaching English as a foreign or second language?Do you like music? Do your learners like music too? How about using music and songs to teach English as a foreign language? In upcoming posts we'll discuss the partic...

• Curious Sayings and Humorous English Expressions of the Pennsylvania Dutch

  Posted on Friday May 23rd, 2008 at 16:32 in esl, efl, mennonites, amish, : english as a foreign language, varieties of english, pennsylvani dutch

  English as a World LanguageEnglish, with its growing number of varieties, patois, pidgins and inflections, is now firmly established as a world language. The English language is currently spoken as a second or foreign language by more speakers than t...

• The Day I Almost Met Gregory Hines

  Posted on Tuesday April 15th, 2008 at 23:03 in muhammad ali, Halle Berry, mike tyson, queen elizabeth, joe frazier, j. edgar hoover, gregory hines, evander holyfield, british english, : english as a foreign language, malclm x

  Over the Years Over the years I’ve had chance encounters, quick views and near-run-ins with a number of celebrities and sports personalities. Like former boxing heavyweight champions Muhammad Ali who I saw entering the Black Muslim mosque in Baltim...

• Fun but Simple Creative Toys You and Your Young EFL Learners Can Make

  Posted on Wednesday April 9th, 2008 at 12:36 in toys, efl, young learners, : english as a foreign language, paper airplanes

  Rainy Day Blues? Have you got the rainy day blues? Cabin fever? Stuck in a rut, or just looking for some affordable outlets for your tots, toddlers and perhaps their older siblings? Looking for some really fun activities for your young learners in EF...