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Video on demand
Would you like to work with videos with grammar lessons? Browse through the website 'Connect with English'. This is the story of a 28-year-old Boston working woman, who dreams of becoming a singer. Click on the picture below to discover the website.
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Eyejot
Here is a screencasting demonstrating how to create a 'Eyejot' and insert this widget in a web page, a blog or a wiki. This tool can help teachers evaluate students' speaking skills.
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school systems
On Decembre 13th, we received answers from our penpals. They described themselves physically and we prepared a questionnaire on their school system. We received answers form Italian, American, Romanian and Polish people. Now we can compare the different...
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Like a hobo
You can watch this video clip "LIKE A HOBO" from Charlie Winston and read the lyrics:
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slam
Do you know what 'slam' is? It's a kind of modern poetry made into music. Here is Amethyst Rock Star. Watch and listen to the lyrics carefully:
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Songs and contines in English
Want to listen to some songs and contines in English from my students in bac pro secretariat? Click on the links below. If you like these songs, you can buy their CD sold in favour of charities. Steering: Monkey puzzle:
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The hit CBS reality show Survivor
We worked on the reality show Survivor in class. Now, comment this sentence: TV reality shows are boring. Do you agree? Post your comments. Visit Survivor Island Palau on this website: http://realitytv.about.com/od/survivorpalau/ss/PalauPhotos.htm
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Counterfeit goods
For BTS students: read this article about 'Counterfeit goods' from EUobserver.com by clicking on the picture below. It may be useful for your oral examination....
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Listen to your teacher's advice
Click on the picture and listen to your 'virtual' teacher and follow her advice! Then click on 'Crystal'You can also make your own stand up comedian by clicking on this link: http://www.comedycentral.com/events/comedianconstructor/index.jhtml
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ActiveHistory
ActiveHistory.co.uk won first prize in the Secondary Education category in the BECTA / Guardian Website Awards. This site offers methods of bringing world history alive in the school classroom.
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Google translator
Google Translator may have been used......
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2008....2009
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Students want to be engaged in digital teaching
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blogging or not blogging?
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Christmas time is here again
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Top ten reasons to use Plick to publish Powerpoint
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Just for fun
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Send me a message in English!
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'Voki' teachers
Fed up with always repeating the same grammar lessons or instructions? Use a 'Voki ' ( www.voki.com ) to replace the teacher. You can record your own voice or use text-to-speech as in this example: Click here to comment on this Voki.
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Carsharing
In class we talked about the advantages of carsharing. Now you can watch this funny video about the ownership of a car:
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The Digital divide
Click on the link below to discover an interesting article on the digital divide: could students receive different exposure to technology use during their school careers? http://www.edutopia.org/digital-divide-within
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Irregular verbs
Listen to these irregular verbs to memorize them. There are two ways of listening to them. Test both of them: or Which one do you like best?
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Nice translator
NiceTranslator is a fast, easy to use online translator designed with simplicity and functionality in mind.
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Animoto
Want to make a video of your holiday with music or your own voice very easily? Try Animoto. Here is an example of what can be done: guess what city it is
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Just before saying ' a hamburger please!'...
Think you know what's in your burger? Think again. Take a backwards look at how your fast food is being processed.