| The Internet Grammar of English That is its title, and that is very much what it is. Deep, but if you like grammar, awesome. |
| More ESL/EFL/TEFL/TESoL/whichever acronym you prefer resources, for students and teachers alike, and the list is growing all the time. By the way - anyone heard of EAL ? |
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| Many Things A site for students of ESL, rather than teachers, but there is a lot of material in here, and I think it's worth a look. |
| Lessons for the Hols Lessons, and ideas, for holidays. From April Fool's to Valentine's. Includes multi-ethnic/religion holidays/festivals |
| Have A Laugh Maybe I'm losing the plot, but this is "just" a humour site, one that I have used a few times for material. |
| Wayne's World Not really, just written by a guy called Wayne. A really good site for English Idioms, by subject, by letter, with explanations. |
| OneStopEnglish Well, nothing is TRULY 'one-stop' but this has a lot going for it |
| Professor Darling's Page My absolute favourite. I don't know why, it just is. I mean, just take a look at the index page. |
| Handouts From Internet TESL - 24 Handouts to be printed out and used in class |
| Ideas for Teaching If you can take the time, this has some very useful, and helpful hints for ESL/EFL teachers. Take a little time. Have a look |
| net grammar I like it, it doesn't concentrate too much on rules, and has helped me out on more than one occasion. |
| Internet TESL Journal One of the very best without a doubt, FIVE YEARS worth of excellent material. Fill ya boots. |
| NSL Thousands of worksheets, activities, exercises etc., for students to use in their own time. Good ideas for teach, too |
| Play With Words When you've run out of ways to use English - hundreds of web-sites dedicated to having fun with the English |
| Party Land This is another one that comes by recommendation, and I second that emotion. |
| Same/Opposite Really only a link to a web page for synonyms and antonyms but I like it so it's included |
| HLT "Humanising Language Teaching"... some neat lesson ideas as well as articles and letters from teachers and students alike. |
| Teacher's Desk For native speakers, grades 5/6, but there are ideas here that ESL/EFL teachers could easily adapt. |
| VLC This one looks good, but I haven't really checked it out yet. Go see for yourself |
| Using Discussion Forums This is great advice if you want to run a discussion based course |
| Students Teach This could work. It is an idea from Japan, the lead in is a bit on the academic side but I'll give it a go. |
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| Grammar at home Grammar site, obviously - and a good tool for all teachers |
| Grammar On Line To me, this is a bit "all over the place", not so easy to navigate (a bit like my site really!) - but the content is superb |
| Grammar by Jack Lynch I love this one. I use it, and it's here because it's excellent (in my opinion!) |
| Grammar Slammer More than 900 pages of explanations. I guess if it isn't here, it isn't - full stop. |
| Grammar "Superteach" Dead Link |
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| World English Really well laid out, tons of material, dozens of links - December 2002 Site of the month. |
| If you have any suggestions for links to these pages, let me know by e-mail, and I'll happily add them |
| Kathy's ESL Pages A bit like navigating Picadilly Circus at 8:30a.m. on a weekday; confusing and taxing, but very, very satisfying when you get it! |
| Ohio University ESL Search "ESL Teacher Resources" on Google and this is the Number 1 - apparently |
| Links last updated by yours truly June 26th 2003. |
| John's ESL Lesson Plans and help for students and teachers both, and another site which has a special "holidays" section |
| Ted Power Deep? The Marianas Trench is a dimple compared with this place! I love it |
| Phil's ESL/EFL Resource Pages |
| Provided by Phil Davies Helsinki, Finland, 2002 |
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| Jo's Pages Different. And extremely useful for Internet Newbies |
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| Nathalie's ESL ESL learning help especially for French speakers |
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| Online English Literally hundreds of online exercise for students, ditto for teachers, and an extensive links section. |
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| Linguistic Funland "Language is Chaos Language is Fun Language is Way Cool!" - Couldn't put it better myself |
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| MyEnglishZone Especially for beginners, and has some Spanish/English explanations |
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| Rob Wilson's ESL Lots of exercises and links for students |
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| Sites For Teachers Literally hundreds of links to sites of use to all teachers of English as a foreign/second language |
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