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Zimmer Twins on Thanksgiving! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 17h40 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Internet Hunt Activities! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 17h34 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt online! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 14h09 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 14h05 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Web 2.0 Quiz! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 13h52 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Generation Y! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 13h51 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Madonna - Celebration! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 13h42 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] Bob Sinclair - Together! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 12h29 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] My virtual me! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 12h26 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] TEACHER DEVELOPMENT: A 'digital immigrant' in Teaching English I have just joined this online community as a result of a course on online teaching and learning I am taking at the moment. It was in this course that I came to learn what a 'digital immigrant' (as opposed to a 'digital native') actually is. For you , like me, who would like to know more about these two terms, I have copied my course tutor's brief definition below: 'Digital immigrants' was a term that was coigned by Marc Prensky in his seminal article 'Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants' of 2001 (...) to identify the generation (definitely me!) that was not brought up with technology but that has had to learn quickly how to live with technology and its multitude of options for learning, teaching, entertainment, banking, etc. Our students are, on the other hand, 'digital natives' in the digital age. In the past seven days I have been reflecting a lot about how learning and teaching are changing. This is the main reason why I want to be part of this community. This is another means of communication I want to make more use of. In the next few weeks I will be reading other teachers' reflections on this subject here and, of course, posting my own. Anyway, just a very long way of saying 'Hi!' To view the blog and become a member, click here. Escrito por Alberto Costa às 10h20 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] TEACHER DEVELOPMENT: Teaching ideas Dear Colleagues, Hope you all have had a great time during your holidays. We've all just returned to the daily grind and we are still trying to put our brains and things in order. If you're feeling your ideas for your first classes just won't come, click on the link below for full lesson plans, photocopiable handouts, teaching tips, etc. I highly recommend the section on "Scrivener's Teacher's Tips", with lots of practical ideas on many areas. Not everything is free of charge, though, but never give up. Some of the free stuff can be really good. Enjoy! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 09h43 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] LEARNER TRAINING: Study skills using the computer Dear students, Classes have just started and so it's high time you, too, got started. Which school subjects are your favourite? Try studying them in English in the peace and quiet of your room, and with your computer ON! Click on the link below and learn more about your favourite school subjects. All in English. Enjoy! Escrito por Alberto Costa às 09h16 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] SELF-DEVELOPMENT: An inspirational quote Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. "THE SALUTATION OF THE DAWN," a Sanskrit prayer Escrito por Alberto Costa às 16h07 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link]
A Sunday afternoon in Porto de Galinhas Escrito por Alberto Costa às 12h35 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link]
TEACHER DEVELOPMENT: Phonetics Trying to find out how to print your handouts with phonemic symbols? The link below is very teacher-friendly. I suggest you add it to your list of favourite sites. You will now be able to easily insert phonemic script into your OHTs or Powerpoint slides. Enjoy! http://www.e-lang.co.uk/mackichan/call/pron/type.html Escrito por Alberto Costa às 12h17 [] [envie esta mensagem] [link] |
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