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B. Lee Hobbs, a working North American Literature professor with years of experience in overseas TESOL instruction, presents an engaging, online space for other Literature/Language/Writing scholars & students alike to meet, discuss, learn & resolve issues in an ongoing academic discourse.

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100+ Tips and Resources for Teaching Abroad

June 21, 2008


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Alisa Miller of Teaching Tips.com has written an article/put together a list of resources called "100+ Tips and Resources for Teaching Abroad." An excerpt from her text follows:

Teaching abroad is a popular way to see the world and make some money. Whether you are a graduate right out of college, a retiree who is looking for adventure, or you’ve decided to make a change mid-career, teaching English overseas is easily obtainable. The following resources and tips range from how to find a teaching job to learning the differences between the types of schools to resources for travel and teaching. Read below to find . . .

Click HERE to read the full article

~L


This entry posted by lhobbs at 02:26 PM and is filed under ESL.
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The English Teacher: Teaching Literature--Fiction & Non-Fiction

May 21, 2008


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A new lesson plan resource from Leif Danielson I found in my summer down-time research. This web site--"The English Teacher: Teaching Literature--Fiction and Non-Fiction" contains:

units for teaching facets of literature analysis and appreciation for both fiction and non-fiction literature. Further units will be added. All of these units have been used in the classroom. They have been used with students ranging from 9th grade to college. Teachers should choose the units which they feel are most suitable for the classes they are teaching. Materials on this site can be used for classroom teaching. For other . . . (click HERE to see site)

Thanks for putting this together Leif!

Lee


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