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TESOL-Related Links |
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Look here for information that
will help you in your role as an English teacher. |
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| Dave's ESL Cafe is one of the largest collections available
of helpful tips and general information on the Internet. Be sure
to check it out! |
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Dave's ESL Cafe |
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| The link to the right will take you to a page of links for
teachers organized by the Internet TESL Journal. It is one of
the most useful sites available for teachers and students alike. |
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TESOL Links for teachers |
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| This is an excellent key-pal site you can use in coordination
with students to find people who are looking specifically for
key pals in Japan. |
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Japan Penfriend |
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| General news on jobs and teaching in general
both in Asia and internationally. |
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ELT News |
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| The premier site for those looking for teaching
positions in Japan. You can find everything from part-time jobs
in language schools to full-time university positions. |
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Ohayo Sensei |
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| A grammar page dedicated to English teachers
who want to brush up, or to students who would like to work on
specific grammar points through the interactive exercises on
the site. |
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Grammar Bytes |
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| Good Grammar, Good Style is a fairly
high level grammar page that can answer tricky questions about
usage, punctuation and so on. |
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Good Grammar, Good Style |
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Professional Associations
and On-line Journals |
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Joining a professional
association will keep you current on what is happening in TESOL
today, and most provide some degree of professional networking
through newsletters, list-servers, or on-line forums. |
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| The Japan Association of Language Teachers (JALT)
publishes a range of material from theoretical to practical articles
for classroom teachers. |
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JALT |
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| The Japan Association of College English
Teachers is mostly made up of Japanese ELT professionals. |
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JACET |
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The Association of Canadian Teachers in Japan
is a must if you are a Canadian living and teaching in Japan.
They have a great newsletter and a mailing list that posts jobs
in Japan and other useful information. |
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ACTJ |
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| TESOL publishes one of the most well-read
journals in the ESL world. A great blend of solid research and
application to the classroom. |
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TESOL |
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| The International Association of Teachers
of English as a Foreign Language page contains some great
links to their special interest groups (SIG). |
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IATEFL |
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