YouTube Edu - MIT

Here's a link to the MIT course Listening, Speaking and Pronunciation.

YouTube Edu - MIT

YouTube Edu - UOregon

There are a series of videos from the Universty of Oregon now available on YouTube. The course is called Shaping the Way we Teach English.

Here's the first video -





YouTube Edu

Ben Goldstein Blog

You might find Ben Goldstein's blog useful. It includes tips and lesson plans.

iatefl Cardiff 2009

Why not follow the iatefl conference (Cardiff 2009) online? You can watch sessions and presentations live.

Here's the link - iatefl Cardiff 2009

OUP IH National Conference for Primary School Teachers of English

Presentation Slides - Games in the Primary Classroom - Louise Branford

National Conference for Primary School Teachers of English
19 March 2009 Milan

OUP IH National Conference for Primary School Teachers of English

Presentation Slides - Using DVD in the Classroom - Julie Sweeney

National Conference for Primary School Teachers of English
19 March 2009 Milan

OUP IH National Conference for Primary School Teachers of English

Presentation Slides - Songs and Chants in the Classroom - Babeth Cartwright

National Conference for Primary School teachers oF English

Milan 19 March 2009

Jeremy Harmer

Jeremy Harmer is famous as a teacher trainer and author. Why not visit his website? - Jeremy Harmer.

It includes audio and video clips and pdf files from presentations.

Here's a link to a video of Jeremy giving a talk on Motivating the Unmotivated

Teacher Mental Health

Teachers' TV has a moving documentary about mental health issues withing the teaching profession in the UK.

Teacher Mental Health

TED

The richness of this site is amazing. Here are some links to some of the presentations that might appeal to people working in Education.

Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity

Bill Gates Unplugged

Dave Eggers Once Upon a School

Larry Ferlazzo Blog

Larry Ferlazzo's blog is an impressive collection of website links for EFL teachers. There's bound to be something to interest you and your students.

Larry Ferlazzo

An ELT Notebook

Sue Swift's blog is a source of lots of useful information, lesson plans, tips, etc.

Recent posts include -

Using YouTube for Vocabulary Development

Teaching Individual Sounds

TKT

An ELT Notebook