Recent Blogs

WELCOME TO OUR SCHOOL By Steve McCrea| 01/27/2009
Web 1.0 or Web 2.0 By Steve McCrea| 01/5/2009
What are you doing for six weeks? TESOL EVO training By Steve McCrea| 01/4/2009
Facebook Photo Albums Expand Vocabulary By Cary Elcome| 01/4/2009
Pen Friends Continue the Lesson By Cary Elcome| 01/4/2009

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Welcome To Our School

Published 01/27/2009

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Click here to see our school's web site for students. Welcome!

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TEACHERS: Visual and Active Teacher Training (VATT)
"This certificate shows what I know about myself -- I'm an active teacher who uses visual cues to stimulate my students to think." -- Patrick Querney, VATT Certified (patrickshadow@hotmail.com)
Learn more.

It's Campaign Season (Somewhere)

Published 12/26/2008

Many students who visit the USA ask me, "How can I meet local people?" (These students often speak to the teachers, the staff in the school and their host families... and there's almost no contact with other people!). The solution is simple: VOLUNTEER. You can go to the local museum or... find a political campaign.

I recommend that students get involved in a local campaign. In Fort Lauderdale, for example, there is a campaign at www.voteglassman.com.

Why not get involved and ask questions? It's a lot of fun. Write to me if you need hints...

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Featured Articles

Funny stories from the classroom

By Steve McCrea
Published 02/17/2010
Easy Vocabulary Quizzes
Rating: Unrated

Sometimes it's impossible to make up a funny joke. Life is funnier than art...

Teachers: Join our team and teach your favorite lessons

By Steve McCrea
Published 01/9/2010
BUY English Lessons Online
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This article invites teachers to share their favorite lessons -- and get paid for their work.

Welcome to ENGLISH WITH DANA EnglishWithDana.com

By Dana English
Published 01/6/2010
Pronunciation Practice
Rating: Unrated

Hi -- you found my home page on the Internet! I'm a teacher of English and Spanish, I live in Maryland, but I'm a citizen of the world. I plan to visit many countries and I hope to teach English in your country, too.

We can use history and interesting movies to teach vocabulary and grammar

By Steve McCrea
Published 12/22/2009
Articles to Improve Our Teaching
Rating: Unrated

One of my students is passionate about Chinese history. He took time to talk about the movie "The Red Cliff"... This is a way to introduce new vocabulary in the classroom.