This section contains some of my favorite resources for teachers of English. For those interested in flipped learning there are several great websites for you to check out.
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iRubric
iteslj
Joel Speranza
Larry Ferlazo
Rubistar
Teach-This
iteslj
Joel Speranza
Larry Ferlazo
Rubistar
Teach-This
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Website has thousands of rubrics for teachers. Viewing the rubrics is free but printing or modifying the rubrics requires signing up.
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ITESLJ has a little bit of everything. Activities for practicing the 4 skills and short research articles about ESL. You will have to spend time searching for what you want, and not everything on the website is great but you might find some interesting material.
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Website has posts on using digital technology. A lot of useful information for fans of flipped learning.
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Larry Ferlazzo writes an education blog for ESL/EFL teachers and ELLs. A lot of good useful information but you'll need to make time to search through everything that is available.
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If you want to make your own rubrics this is the place. Some sample rubrics already exist which can be customized further. Check the 'Writing' menu to see what's available. The tool is free.
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Teach-This has many well thought-out ESL/EFL teaching activities free of charge. A paid membership gives you access to additional activities.
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