4 link che portano a numerose risorse di livello avanzato, per chi si appresta a studiare nelle Università di lingua Inglese.
1)
Vocabulary Exercise Index - http://goo.gl/0zJj7n
2) Academic Word Lists - http://goo.gl/4eiZ6r
3) Additional resources - http://goo.gl/BU7S82
4) Writing for a Purpose menu - http://goo.gl/eF5OHn
Tuttoprof. Inglese: blog rivolto agli Insegnanti di Inglese, di ogni ordine e grado, per condividere materiali, idee, esperienze riguardanti la loro disciplina
Reading Bear: 50 risorse di preparazione alla lettura in Inglese
ReadingBear is the first free program online to teach beginning readers vocabulary and
concepts while systematically introducing all the main phonetic patterns of
written English, all using innovative rich media. We spent an enormous amount
of time developing 50 presentations, covering even more phonics principles and
illustrating over 1,200 vocabulary items. There is nothing else like it, free
or otherwise.
How does it
work? In each presentation—playable either as a video or as an interactive
slide show—we introduce one or a few related “phonics rules.” Presentations are
available in seven different versions. In the fullest version, we sound out a
word slowly and quickly, then blend it slowly, and finally (after an optional
prompt) blend it quickly. As sounds are pronounced, the corresponding letters
are highlighted. Then we display a picture illustrating the word, show a
sentence (with the individual sounds again highlighted, karaoke style), and
finally show a video illustrating the sentence. Presentations give this
treatment to around 25 words, though some have more and some have less. The
result is a thorough yet painless introduction to phonics principles, while at
the same time teaching vocabulary. There are many other features, which we
encourage you to explore by clicking on our Getting Started page.
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Tavola Periodica degli Elementi - gioco in Inglese
Clicca sul quadratino per scoprire a quale elemento, in Inglese, corrisponde.
Benefits of Learning Languages – Infographic
A great number of scientific studies have proven that speaking more than one language makes the brain more flexible and helps to process information faster. However, do you know some of the other benefits of learning languages?
Check the infographic below for some of the most interesting benefits of learning languages.
Learn English with Kaplan
Learn English with Kaplan
The Best 10 Free Web Tools for Education
The Best 10 Free Web Tools for Education (in my opinion)
Google Apps
for Education includes dozens of critical security features specifically
designed to keep your data safe, secure and in your control. Your data belongs
to you, and Apps tools enable you to control it, including who you share it
with and how you share it. Our data center network provides exceptional
security and guarantees* reliable access to your data, 24x7x365.25 (that’s
right: no rest, even on leap years).
EDpuzzle
empowers teachers to make any video your lesson. Crop a video, explain it with
your own voice and embed quizzes at any time. It is a great tool for teachers
that want to flip their classroom or just use videos in a blended learning
environment. EDpuzzle enables teachers to turn the video into a personal and
interactive experience. We recommend trying to have students make their own
movie trailers for a particular topic or project they’re working on. How fun is
that?!
Worth
trying out even if you’re not using the Common Core in the US. The questions
are relevant and can be good for anyone looking for some brain training!
This is a
great tool for paperless classrooms, where students can share their work with
their teachers or peer collaborators. Use it to synchronize your lesson plans
and other documents that you work on both at home and at school. It is also a
great BYOD tool since it is available on a wide variety of devices (iOS,
Android, Blackberry, Kindle).
Prezi is an
amazing presentation tool. Zooming as opposed to simply clicking to the next
slide is a neat way to keep students engaged in a lecture topic.
Users
create ‘Popplets’ on a boardm and these can be filled with almost any kind of
media – words, videos, pictures, drawings … They can then be connected to other
Popplets to create a mind-map and edited by a number of users concurrently and
shared, by link/email.
The teacher
has to pre-create their content on Nearpods cloud system, after this
prerequisite they start a class and the students join via the internet using
the nearpod app on their devices and key in a pin number supplied by the
teacher.
It’s a
bookmarking tool to make sure you can organise your digital resources in the
best way possible, while getting suggestions from others as to new tools you
can use. It works best with scale – the more teachers in there adding
suggestions, the better, and not sure its there yet, but worth a poke around.
Edmodo: Why 31
Million Users Love It
Use Edmodo to streamline your workflow, get assignments actually turned in on time, and even flip your classroom. You should also integrate some of the apps that Edmodo now offers as part of the package.
Use Edmodo to streamline your workflow, get assignments actually turned in on time, and even flip your classroom. You should also integrate some of the apps that Edmodo now offers as part of the package.
DebateGraph
is being used in the classroom to help students of all ages learn and reason,
individually and collaboratively, about topics across the curriculum. Students
can create maps live in the classroom and/or build and visualise their growing
understanding of topics across a term. The content of the maps can be also be
presented automatically in the form of a linear written essays, papers or
reports.
source: edudemic.com
source: edudemic.com
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