ECED 460 Dual English Language Learners: Web Resources

This site focuses on teaching English to adults.

Provides links to other web sites concerning adult esl, bilingual education, heritage languages, immigrant education, preK-12, SIOP/sheltered instruction, tacher education and two-way immersion.

This site is particularly strong in providing access to various discussion forums for teachers. It also provides resources for students and job information.

A useful resource for teachers developing lesson plans.

Links to over a thousand pages offering free student and teacher resources.

Provides a starting point for those who want to study English through the Web.

These are two related British sites. EnglishClub.com provides resources for both teachers and students, while TEFL.net is designed exclusively for teachers.

This page provides resources for more advanced ESL students.

Provides information for teachers (including job listings and a place to post resumes, lesson plans and ideas, and country information), for schools and for students

This page provides lessons, information on ESL schools and programs, and other resources for ESL students.

This is a monthly online journal that offers articles, research papers, lesson plans, classroom handouts and reference to Web sites. Its archives go back to 1995.

Links to sites of interest both to teachers and students.

Also links to teacher and student-oriented sites.

A good place to find lesson plans and reproducible materials to use in class. There are also discussion forums, a chat room and job board for teachers. The student pages include interactive quizzes and lessons, discussion forums, a chat room and many additional links.

In addition to lesson plans, this site includes links to professional associations, employment opportunities, and educational standards and frameworks.

Formerly the National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education, NCELA "collects, analyzes and disseminates information relating to the effective education of linguistically and culturally diverse learners in the U.S." In addition to its web site it produces a weekly electronic new bulletin, "Newsline", and a monthly electronic magazine, "Outlook."

This website offers career resources for individuals and information concerning the advancement of the profession in general.

TIRF, The International Research Foundation for English Language Education, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to generate new knowledge about English language teaching and learningThis website offers career resources for individuals and information concerning the advancement of the profession in general. This is a link to the references page. TTIRF share these reference lists with researchers throughout the world. They are stored as Word documents so that they will be dynamic tools. You may download them and use them at your convenience.