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This Is Woman's Work with Nicole Kalil

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Together, we're redefining what it means, looks and feels like, to be doing "woman's work" in the world today. With confidence and the occasional rant. From boardrooms to studios, kitchens to coding dens, we explore the multifaceted experiences of today's woman, confirming that the new definition of "woman's work" is whatever feels authentic, true, and right for you. We're shedding expectations, setting aside the "shoulds", giving our finger to the "supposed tos". We're torching the old playbook and writing our own rules. Who runs the world? You decide. Learn more at nicolekalil.com

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Podcasts for ESL & EFL Teachers - Lesson ideas, teaching techniques, classroom activities, games, and more

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#Higher Education #TESL #Korea #Japan #English #Second #Language #Foreign #Overseas #Travel #ESL Teacher Talk #Podcasting Education #ESL #EFL #TEFL #TESOL #Teaching #Teachers

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the Audio-Lingual Method and how we can use it

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Listen to the show. Mark has a lot of news. Things are moving and shaking at MES-English with a new website that will bring a lot of flexibility to MES-English users and provide materials for teachers that may not have been MES-E users in the past. Tools for Educators.com ! Mark has been working for a month or so on the new site and it offers teachers a few worksheet makers, a handout generator , dice makers , domino wizard , spelling and reading quizzes , a board game creator , a tracing and free writing worksheet generator and more. Please check it out! Continuing with teaching methodologies, this week’s show is the third in the series, the Audio-Lingual Method. Mark and Ron will run down for you what the Audio^Lingual method is and the principles behind it and how it is/was used. We also discuss what we can take away from the method, plus a few thoughts on what we should leave behind. Discuss this show at the ESL Teacher Talk forums . Leave comments about this show, words of encouragement, suggestions for future shows, or just pop-in and tell us who you are. Thanks for listening! The Game of the Week: Crisscross Bingo Crisscross Bingo is a fresh version of the old classic. Students combine words or phrases in a speaking task that can be adjusted to the students’ level. They plot points on their board much like Battleship and place a mark on their board. When they get 3 in a row or 4 in a row, bingo! This game was designed to be played using dice which you can make here . You can also create the boards very quickly from Tools for Educators.com . But you don’t need to do that. This game is easily adapted to larger classes, it can be played with flashcards instead of dice and it can be played with any ordinary pair of dice and a sheet of paper. We hope your students (and you) enjoy the game!…

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Writing up a lesson plan

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Listen to the show. This week’s show deals with creating a lesson plan. requirements for a lesson plan why you should have a lesson plan what goes into a lesson plan the lesson plan as a record for other teachers tips for adding to your plan while it’s in action sample lesson plans from Mark and Ron ending the lesson Sorry, a short and sweet write-up of the show. Game of the week: King Me A fun game for large classes, small groups, children or adults. A game for everyone. You’ll need a set of flashcards, but you’ll need to get on the photocopier and make a few different versions of the cards. You’ll need some space, but it’s a fun game. This is a variation of a game submitted to the MES-English forums http://www.mes-english.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1684#5282 I hope you enjoy it!…

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Planning an event, show, or presentation

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Listen to the show. Happy New Year!Â We’re back and we hope everyone has had a great holiday.Â Ron’s in Tailand and Mark is freezing in Nagano.Â The idea of enjoying winter and getting out in the snow came up, but … This show deals with putting together an ESL event, show, or presentation for your school or the parents.Â It can seem like a lot to ask, because you are often give little or no direction. We go over some options for content, what to do, what you might not want to do, options for content and some of the things Ron and Mark have done.Â We offer ideas for elementary school, junior high Putting on shows is actually fun.Â Trust me.Â It’s actually great once it’s over so if you get a performance dumped in your lap, we hope you embrace the opportunity to put on a Christmas Pirate Adventure! Mark actually disagrees with putting on shows, presentations and events.Â That part didn’t quite make it into the show,but if you’re wanting to know why, hop over to the ESL Teacher Talk forums at MES-English.com and ask what that’s all about. Game of the Week: Guess Who Ron has brought a game for any level, but best for 10 and up.Â There’s little preparation necessary; a set of questions and a sheet of paper for everyone.Â Â There’s some writing involved and several different variations to spice up the game.Â Good for large groups, but can be adapted to smaller groups.Â Enjoy!…

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Organization on the job

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Listen to the show. Merry Christmas! This will be the last podcast of 2007 and we wanted to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Mark has a lot of news this show. Hospital English.com has been updated!Â I’m sure everyone was waiting for this and it has come.Â There are a bunch of new materials on there for teachers.Â So, if you teach medical professionals check it out!Â Or if you just want to increase traffic to that site by 20%, please visit the site! There are a lot of new Christmas resources at MES-English.com and in the MES Network . Christmas worksheets and flashcards Christmas stickers Christmas award certificates Christmas sticker charts Christmas coloring and other holiday coloring sheets Christian coloring pages Dream English.com has written a version of Jingle Bells that’s free to download and use in you classes.Â The song has a vocabulary practice section that matches the vocabulary in the MES-English Christmas flashcards .Â Use them together had spice up you Christmas lessons. The actual show this week is on organization.Â We give you some tips on how to organize flashcards, students’ homework, textbooks, CDs, worksheets, the paper tiger, your classroom, lesson plans, and more. If you spend a little time using these organizational tips, you can save yourself a lot more time at work. Game of the Week: A Day at School A board game that allows you to practice a great variety of different target languages.Â Check out the game and download the game board and cards here A Day at School You can alter the game and make it into an ESL RPG game with elves and dwarves fighting each other in the hallway, take points, earn special armor ……

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the Direct Method and You!

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Listen to the show. In a quick intro to the show, we find out Mark is ecstatically jubilant this week. Things are fabulously wonderful in Japan. Find out why. Continuing with teaching methods, this week’s show is about the Direct Method. Mark and Ron will run down for you what the direct method is, how it was used and why. We may give the Direct Method a bit of a hard time in the beginning, but all methods have merit and many things you can use and things you probably already use come from the Direct Method. There are a lot of great things you get from it. Mark and Ron put forth a few ideas of what parts of the method you can use in your classes tomorrow. I’m going to say ‘use’ one more time. Basically, things you can use. Discuss this show at the ESL Teacher Talk forums . Leave comments about this show, words of encouragement, suggestions for future shows, or just pop-in and tell us who you are. Game of the Week: Story Differences It works just like find the difference pictures. Students have two versions of one story and they need to find the differences by discussing their stories. It’s a great speaking and negotiating activity. Students need to practice verifying information or expressing differences of opinion. Enjoy!…

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The last minute class. Ahh!

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Listen to the show. This might be the last podcast that opens with a Halloween discussion. It was recorded back at the beginning of Oct. If you’d like to see the outcome of all of this Halloween talk, here’s the pictures and run down of Mark’s 2007 Halloween party www.marks-english-school.com/news/2007halloween/ Kenny has left the building and someone has to teach his children’s class that starts in 10 minutes. Mark has asked Clive to cover the lesson and Clive is in a panic. Luckily, Clive has 10 minutes to get some advice and Mark offers a few ideas for what you can do in this situation; assessing levels, activities with no materials, describing items, phonics, singing and more. There’s enough information to teach 4-5 hours without a lesson plan! More info on the exercise game: www.mes-english.com/games/gamestoplay.php Kenny has done it again and is looking to get fired. This time he’s gone home with the sniffles and Clive needs someone to cover an adult class that starts in … you guessed it! 10 minutes. Well, Mark has agreed to do it, but is concerned that’s there’s no lesson plan and he doesn’t want to look like an idiot. So, Clive gives Mark a few ideas for things he can do for assessing the class’s level to activities that can be done on the fly; soap operas, quiz games, current events, writing prompts, and a few other ideas. If you have some ideas for things teachers can do in this situation, please share. Visit the ESL Teacher Talk forums and post your ideas or comments! Game of the Week: GOTW challenge You have 10 minutes and the clock is ticking… Put you ideas here.…

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Methodologies: Grammar Translation

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Listen to the show. This show we’re starting a small series on methodologies in ESL/EFL. Through the years there have been quite a few different takes on teaching languages. We’ll look at each one and give our ideas on what’s good and bad. This first segment, we’ll take a look at Grammar Translation. Discuss this show, other shows, and grammar translations over at the ESL Teacher Talk forums ! Game of the Week: Ognib Play a game of Bingo or almost Bingo but use only one board. It’s an excellent game. For more bingo options check out these options www.mes-english.com/flashcards/bingo.php…

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Getting ‘Genki’ With It

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Listen to the show. This show we welcome Richard Graham from GenkiEnglish.com . Richard runs www.genkienglish.com and provides music, games and downloads for teachers. He tells us a bit about how he got started with music, what was behind the creation of his songs, and what new things are available over at GenkiEnglish.com . Also, in case you were wondering, we do explain what ‘genki’ means Richard also goes over some good ideas for how to teach songs, new words, sentences and delivery. He offers some suggestions for how to keep the excitement up throughout the lesson. The second segment deals with how to get the students singing. Even if you can’t sing like an angel, there’s hope. Find out what you can do. Visit GenkiEnglish.com : This site is a collection of games, songs and ideas for use by teachers of languages to children. 40+ themed lesson ideas complete with printable picture cards, online teaching guide video, recommended game and original song. Fully illustrated games to get the kids speaking in class. You can also check out what’s going on with Richard Graham in his blog: Richard’s Diary Discuss this show over at the eslTeacherTalk Forums ! We’re listening. Games of the Week: Mingle and Gorilla Mingle is a great game for practicing questions related to numbers as answers. It is also a great way to get kids into groups. Gorilla is a great game to get students moving and interested while you’re drilling flashcards. It’s a simple game and very effective for keeping the children engaged in the lesson.…

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Teaching Phonics – spelling and order (Part 2)

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Listen to the show. It’s wet and wild in Japan. A Typhoon has landed and after the podcast Mark actually had to head out to do some volunteer fire fighter work.Â Saving the day! This week we’re back with part 2 of phonics order.Â Mark and Ron finish off phonics and what order they teach things.Â As well a that, they touch on some ideas for advanced phonics teaching and advanced learners. Toward the end we touch on phonics for all ages and by the end of of a double header, we hope we have given you a few things to think about.Â If you are setting out your phonics curriculum, maybe we’ve offered some direction.Â if you already have your system set up, well … maybe you’ll get something from the show. Discuss phonics and this show over at the ESL Teacher Talk forums .Â (to register use this VIP code: 7575) Game of the Week: Phonics Toss This is a pretty easy game and designed for younger learners, but adults like to have fun as well.Â All you need is your phonics flashcards (make your own if you need to) and a few balls (wads of paper will work.) It’s easy and people love it.Â Happy teaching!…

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Teaching Phonics – spelling and order (Part 1)

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Listen to the show. It’s tough to cover all of phonics, but Mark and Ron give it a shot. The show takes a look first at spelling through the ages and why English spelling is the monster it is.Â There are a lot of things that have happened within English spelling over the past 1000 years.Â Mark goes through a few of the things that have had a big impact on English spelling. Hopefully the lecture doesn’t lose you and you continue listening for part one of teaching order. While order is a widely debated, we will go ahead and give you our take on it and why. We’ll be back with part two of teaching order in the next show. Discuss the show at the ESL Teacher Talk forums Â (register with this VIP code: 7575) Game of the Week: Word Baseball Ron gives us a great game this week, Word Baseball. You can use it in your phonics lesson or it can be adapted to other lessons.Â It requires little to no preparation and can be used on the fly if you need more practice or need to fill some extra time.…

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Setting up classes and getting the right levels together

för 18 years sedan

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Listen to the show. Just when you thought the stores were putting out their Halloween stuff a little too early, Mark explains to you the market they’re after. Luckily, Halloween isn’t the topic of this September show. Don’t let the beginning make you think other wise. Mark and Clive both run their own school and one of the more difficult problems with running your own school is getting classes together. Not only getting bodies in the door but also making sure those students are in good groupings with similar level and goal oriented students. It’s a full house with Ron, Clive and Mark all chiming in on how they select textbooks, assess students’ levels, and how they deal with different age groups. Mark’s carvings can be found about half way down this page . Discuss the show and or pumpkin carving over at the ESL Teacher Talk Forum . (To register use this VIP code 7575.) Check out Clive’s site ESLpodcards for listening resources for teachers with accompanying worksheets and transcripts. Game of the Week: Fizz Buzz Clive has brought the game of the week and it’s an adapted version of a British drinking game. While you technically could play it as a drinking game, we don’t recommend it Instead, you can use the game to review vocabulary such as irregular verbs. Mark, Clive and Ron give the game a go! Listen to the show to see who the winner are.…

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Tips for Teaching Advanced Learners

för 18 years sedan

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Listen to the show. Teaching advanced learners can often feel like tuning up a Ferrari. What do you do? How do you make those students run better? This week’s show brings back Chris Cotter from www.headsupenglish.com . Mark, Ron and Chris cover how to break bad habits, build vocabulary, use dictionaries, set goals, and keep students motivated. Discuss the show over at the ESL Teacher Talk Forum . (To register use this VIP code 7575.) Visit www.headsupenglish.com to find complete lesson plans and materials for upper-intermediate and advanced EFL/ESL learners. The materials are based on current events in the news – what we and our students are talking about. Game of the Week : Conversation Excitifier This week’s GOTW is a great way to excitify dialog practice. You don’t need any extra materials, just your dialog and your students! The activity can be adapted to discussions on different topics or themes for more advanced learners. I must say, this week’s GOTW is excitifying!…

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