ESL Web Directory

A resource site for teachers of ESL/EFL/ESP/EAP with a convenient A-Z listing of useful websites

Free Resources and Lesson Plans for Teaching with Technology

Exploring English Language teaching with the help of adult learners in and around Philadelphia

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

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

Language Teaching, Teacher Education & New Technologies

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.

Experiences, teaching ideas and lesson plans from an ESOL teacher

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

One year in the life of an English teacher

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.

For teachers of English for Specific Purposes

Being a Teacher in Japan

We're better when we work together

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

Not worth the paper it's not written on…

A blog about the commercial, political and business sides of the language teaching industry

I'm a CELTA qualified English language teacher. I teach English as a second language with ICT and write/co-author EFL teaching materials, amongst other things. I also run a free English language website.

This site is dedicated to discussions and reflections on the use of Weblogs, wikis, RSS, audiocasts and other Read/Write Web related technologies in the K-12 realm, technologies that are transforming classrooms around the world.

This hot new web log is designed specifically for those in the English language arena that tries to fill an overtly obvious gap between the pre-existing English language blogs by offering a much more comprehensive (and controversial) approach. In its introductory post, the "English-Blog" promises to be "smart, savvy, witty and sometimes funny" by taking on the field of teaching the English language as a whole. While still keeping one foot in the TESL door, it carefully examines other great areas of the English discipline such as composition, literature, rhetoric, linguistics, education and theory.