A collection of e-Books by site-contributor Stefan Chiarantano about teaching English abroad.
A Primer for teaching English to speakers of other languages"The book 'A Primer for teaching English to speakers of other languages' embraces many aspects of teaching English and is based on the author's teaching and life experiences overseas. It is an essential resource for anyone who is contemplating teaching abroad; individuals interested in building on and improving their teaching skills; and to give prospective English teachers lacking experience a heads up."
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Supplementary Teaching Resources for EFL/ESL Teachers"The e-book "Supplementary Teaching Resources for EFL/ESL Teachers for teaching privates and small groups of students" embraces many aspects of teaching English and is based on the author's experience of teaching English overseas. It is an essential resource for anyone who is teaching privates and working with small groups of students."
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Here is the response to an open call for stories on the filmmaking experience. I've enjoyed the process of gathering these stories and pleased that some filmmakers and industry persons responded to the call. I only wish that more persons did. Nevertheless, here are the stories which have been compiled uncensored and unedited. There is no cost to the download; it's free. If you have an interest in filmmaking, these stories can enlighten you in the art of filmmaking. Perhaps, you might be inspired to give filmmaking a try. If you have any comments, please e-mail me. Enjoy!
A friend inspired me to put together some of my travel writings about Japan. Here's the first installment. It's a free download but with a small request. The next time you happen to come across a homeless person in your daily activities, please give him or her your loose change. I hope you enjoy reading the ebook which I enjoyed putting together.
Here's the result of my call for submissions on ESL stories. The guidelines were very general and individuals were encouraged to write about anything they liked from what they loved or disliked about their life in their host country to a cultural experience. Here are the submissions compiled in a pdf format. I hope you enjoy reading them.
