esl

  • ergonomic chair
  • ergonomic chairs
  • ergonomic office chairs
  • ergonomics
  • ericsson
  • erogenous zones
  • erotic
  • erotic massage
  • erotica
  • erp
  • erp software
  • error
  • errors
  • ert
  • escape
  • escondido
  • escort
  • escort service
  • escorted tours
  • escrow
  • esl
  • esophagus
  • esoteric
  • esp
  • espionage
  • espresso
  • espresso coffee
  • espresso machine
  • espresso maker
  • essay
  • essay paper
  • essay writing
  • essay writing service
  • essay-paper.net
  • essay-papernet
  • essays
  • essence
  • essential
  • essential fatty acids
  • essential massage blends
  • essential oil
  • esl

    • 1.

      American English in the ESL Class - Learning the Differences Between British and American English


      by Jon Lewis - 2006-12-09
      Which English do you want to speak? There isn't one, but several Englishes that people all over the world use to communicate. Of all the different styles of English spoken in the world, American Engl...
    • 2.

      The Advent of Electronic Dictionaries in ESL/EFL Learning


      by Kisito Futonge - 2007-01-11
      Have you ever taught a class of ESL/EFL students who worship their dictionaries? Or had one of those days when the beeping sound of an electronic dictionary steals classroom attention for that one cru...
    • 3.

      Does Soccer Superleague Hold The Key To One Europe?


      by Michael Wissot - 2007-01-16
      If there is one common thread interwoven throughout all European cultures, it must be soccer, right? Perhaps in popular theory. But the conventional wisdom now hangs in the balance as the quest for ...
    • 4.

      A Love of Football Can Lead to a Love of English!


      by Andrew Carter - 2007-01-31
      Yes, really! It works something like this. My client works for a business in Japan - in fact he's Japanese, in his thirties, and being groomed for the next level of management. Trouble is, this new ...
    • 5.

      Using the Press as a Language Teaching Tool


      by Andrew Carter - 2007-02-18
      One of a 'toolbox' of teaching techniques that I use with my overseas students in my role as a Teacher of English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is our local paper! When you consider this, remember tha...
    • 6.

      TEFL Techniques: Comparing Cathedrals


      by Andrew Carter - 2007-02-18
      The value of getting your student or students out of the confines of the classroom cannot be underestimated. Trips and visits not only improve the student teacher relationship, but they are brilliant...
    • 7.

      Getting started in TEFL: Choosing a TEFL course


      by Keith Taylor - 2007-02-20
      The demand for English teachers around the world today is very high, as English continues to be the preferred language in many areas of life, from study and work to entertainment and travel. For th...
    • 8.

      Getting Started in TEFL: Finding Your First TEFL Job


      by Keith Taylor - 2007-02-28
      So you've done it! The TEFL course is finished, the certificate is in your hand, and you're ready to get out there and put into practice what you've learnt: It's time to start looking for that firs...
    • 9.

      TEFL and Baking - A Fine Mix!


      by Andrew Carter - 2007-03-04
      TEFL and baking - a fine mix! One of the things we like to do for our students, who stay with us for total immersion in the English Language (the best way to learn), is bake our own bread. There's an...
    • 10.

      TEFL Visits - London Numbers


      by Andrew Carter - 2007-03-04
      TEFL Visits - London numbers Although we live outside London, it's still a major tool in our Teaching English as a Second Language toolbox. Going there is a treat - going home at the end of a long da...