Raquel Ribeiro Gonzaga
Here's a list of apps I encourage my students & teacher colleagues to use in order to better organize and boost their learning :D
How about having a quick access folder with useful apps at the tip of your fingers ? I have tested the apps below and strongly recommend them to teachers and students. All apps can be found for free for both iOS and Android phones.
Learning how English is cognitively organized plays an important part in the way to fluency acquisition. This time my app recommendations have grammar & vocabulary expansion in mind. Both are free and were developed by the trustworthy British Council This is Johnny Grammar Word Challenge. You can register or use it as a guest.
Basic, Intermediate or Advanced students of the English language, need constant challenge in Pronunciation, Intonation and Listening (to understand what the native speakers say) . How about free apps that can help you with that ?
Classes started last week and a number of students have already asked about ways of getting ready for international English Language exams such as Cambridge PET,CPE, or TOEFL, IELTS ... This post is straightforward and suitable for both teachers and students.
The main purpose of this blog is to share how technology can be integrated with teaching and learning , making students more active in the process. Well, something which has been going on for a lot of mostly commercial and marketing uses is the QR code.
Have you ever given some thought on how to benefit from organization apps and on-line tools ? How can so busy language teachers make use the available gadgets available to effectively organize their teaching practice and have some quality time off ?
