ESL Web Directory

ESLPundit.com is an ESL blog that will encourage discussions related to TESOL. The site is authored and maintained by an Editor at an educational publishing company who has had prior experience in teaching English to strugling readers and non-native speakers both in and outside of the U.S. The blog is also co-authored by a PhD student in computer science who specializes in Natural Language Processing / Computational Linguistics.

What ESL Employers, Administrators, School Owners and Hiring Managers need to know.

An ESL Tutor's personal experiences with adult second language learners. Her tips for lesson plans, grammar tips, resources, meeting new students, and being a self-employed English tutor.

A blog about learning, writing, and using technology

Blog designed to test and discuss web tools that can enhance language learning

Joe Dale offers practical tips and advice on using ICT to enhance the teaching of modern foreign languages

ESL blog run by former teachers. Features classroom videos, current events, hundreds of teacher ideas, and thousands of job postings.

This blog is designed to aid English language teachers in their use of learning technology and web based materials.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away; a book a month keeps the dictionary away.

Here in the Marxist TEFL group we believe English, in itself, is not imperialism and that learning another language can and should be an option for all. Not surprisingly, however, as the dominant ideas in every epoch are the dominant ideas of the ruling class, TEFL has become an instrument of subjugation and inequality. A justification for class society and imperial conquest. Here in our small marxist current we want to defend this simple proposition, give heart to socialists working in the industry or taking classes. We want to differentiate ourselves from the career marxists or obfuscators that inhabit the dark corridors of corporate academia, who dismiss tefl workers as “imperialist stormtroopers” whilst themselves working for the most lucrative and pernicious arm of the TEFL industry. Our current is the voice of the oppressed and exploited, a current fighting back against inequality and imperialism in language teaching.

A blog about the teaching of English, not so much in whole as in parts

This blog serves several purposes: Communicating with my students outside of the classroom, publishing my students' work, and it serves as a resource for both students and teachers.

Tips, resources and teaching materials to help EFL and ESL teachers use ICT and new technology

If you are easily offended, think the sun shines out of your kid's behind, or are the chief inspector for schools, you'd better stop right here. Maybe the contents of this site are tongue-in-cheek, or maybe I just relish the opportunity to rant after a hard day at the chalk-face being wound up by little scoundrels.

Dishing the dirt on the tacky TEFL trade in the UK

"Second Life English" is a location in the online world of Second Life for teachers & students interested in experimenting with learning & teaching in a 3D virtual environment. An ideal supplement to "real life" lessons.

This blog is a space for the occasional thought or to share web based tools which might be useful in language teaching.

Six Things is a collection of miscellany from the world of English Language Teaching. At this blog you’ll find a whole bunch of stuff: reflections about language and language teaching methodology, teaching ideas, information about English language teaching in different countries and perhaps the occasional polemic.

A blog dedicated to a critical examination of the activities of Smith's School of English, Japan.

Being a Teacher in Japan

Teaching with technology

Welcome to the TEFL Blacklist. And, yes - it's black! In fact, this blog is for all you angry EFL teachers out there - and I know there must be a good number of you! If you've suffered at the hands of a rogue employer, a dodgy DoS, or a pain-in-the-arse Principal, then this is your chance to get your own back.

One-stop guide to travel TEFL

Blog focusing on using podcasts for teaching and learning in EFL

An online guide to practice for students preparing for the Cambridge First Certificate in English Exam (FCE)