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TC Quick Tip: 4 Websites for Tech-Savvy Teachers
by Tara Arntsen
Teachers should develop their technological skills regardless of the subject they teach. By using online resources, teachers can increase the amount of time they spend teaching students, because language learning can take place outside the classroom as well as in it. Check out these websites that will help you maximize time spent on student learning. Read More
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| Resources for dealing with traumatic events: In the wake of the Sandy Hook tragedy, the U.S. Secretary of Education summarizes the Department's current resources for helping children deal with traumatic events and emergency preparedness planning for schools. |
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| Urgent Need Mini-Grant (PDF): This grant helps school districts meet health, social service, academic and/or related family needs of individual disadvantaged children. Apply now. |
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| Grant opportunity: A new USA-Burma partnership invites universities to submit a proposal that supports the US-Burma committment to democracy, peace, and prosperity. Award up to US$2 million. Deadline to apply: 31 January 2013. |
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| Interactive video game for ELLs: Check out Trace Effects, a collaborative English language video game experience for students ages 12–16. |
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| Free webinar: Supporting Skilled Immigrants: A Toolkit for Practitioners (15 January). |
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| 2013–2014 Teaching Ambassador Fellowship: Outstanding teachers, with a record of leadership, strong communication skills, and insights into educational policy based in classroom expertise welcome to apply. |
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| Supporting ELLs: A pocket guide for state and district leaders. |
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| English Instructor, St Mary College-Nunoike Gaikko Senmon Gakko/Nunoike Culture Center, Nagoya, Japan
Director, Intensive English Program, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina, USA
Dean, Adult Basic Ed, GED & ESL, College of Lake County, Grayslake, Illinois, USA
Lecturer in English Language Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Intensive English Program Faculty (Full-Time), Spring International Language Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA
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