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The Internet makes it possible for ESL educators around the world to share their ideas with one another. This section of the site is designed to bring to your attention the best resources available.

Associated Organizations

TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages)
TESL Canada
TESL Venezuela (twinned)

The Internet TESL Journal

TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links

The Internet TESL Journal

Browse: Links for Students, Links for Teachers or What's New
Maintained by The Internet TESL Journal.

Teach in Chile

http://www.allianceabroad.com/

FEATURED WEB SITES

CBC Ottawa and CBC Archives developed this special section with the Applied Linguistics Department at Carleton University. The project is supported by other Ottawa groups, including: English Language Tutoring for the Ottawa Community - ELTOC, Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization - OCISO, Ottawa Public Library, the Ottawa Carleton District School Board and the Ottawa Carleton Catholic School Board. CBC Ottawa

FREE Lessons

http://www.breakingnewsenglish.com/

Each daily lesson contains a news article, listening, communication activities, pair work, discussion, reading and vocabulary exercises.

Explore, Protect and Celebrate Nature

The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority was established in 1957 to manage the natural resources of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Today, it is a leader in the protection and regeneration of urban rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands and forests.

The authority relies on community support and participation to accomplish its important environmental work. It offers a great diversity of services, products and programs to ESL instructors and students, including the following:

environmental slide presentation created with new Canadians in mind
Green Bingo and Watershed Bingo (games we can play in the classroom)
posters and literature in different languages
guided nature walks through local parks and ravines (all through the year - something different to see each time)
Yellow Fish Road Program, which is designed to inform people about the movement of water through towns and cities and the proper disposal of household hazardous waste
Aquatic Plants Program, which guides students in the propagation of native aquatic plants for restoration purposes

Please call the Community Stewardship Technician at (416) 661-6600, ext. 5394 for more information or to book an event with your ESL class.