TEFL Blogging links

Becoming a Better EFL Teacher
"For foreign language learning, for teaching English as a Foreign Language, to develop skill as an Article Writer or give polished Speaking Presentations - You're in the right place!"

Close Up
Hi, I'm Ceri ( /keri/ for those of you who don't know Welsh). I live in wonderful, windy, sunny Cadiz in the south west of Andalucia, Spain. I have two kids and work needs to fit in around having fun with them. I teach (when I can), train teachers and - mainly at the moment - write teaching materials for general English adult and teenage learners and classrooms.

ECS - English Country Schools: Blog
UK summer camps blog about teaching English throughout class activities, how to choose a camp, ELT & dyslexia, etc.

ELT Rants, Reviews, and Reflections
In this blog I am hoping to share and develop my thoughts about ELT and teacher development. And yes, some occasional rants.

ELT Stories
My name is Olya Sergeeva. I'm an English language teacher who's very interested in language acquisition and ELT methodology (which will be evident from the title of this blog!) Apart from teaching, I'm also involved in teacher development (in the company where I work I oversee professional development of a team of language trainers, and I also recently became a CELTA trainer).

Lizzie Pinard
I now have 6 years of post-initial qualification teaching experience, but my love affair with the world of education began a lot longer ago than that: My first foray into "teaching' EFL was helping out in my mum's primary school L2 classroom when I was a teenager. Since then, I've done a language assistance-ship in France (as part of my degree in English and French literature) which involved teaching primary scho...

Profesorbaker's Worldwide English Blog
Born in the Year of the Tiger, in the first month of Aquarius, in a small, rural Arkansas town called Luxora (population 1000). Taught to read and do basic math before kindergarten by my mother and big brother, breezed through 12 years of a high school education with a GPA of 93.50 and vowed to never study again... (How wrong I was... I have never stopped studying, be it formal or informal I love to study and learn new things...

TEFLGEEK
While I work for International House Coimbra and have worked for various IH affiliated schools throughout my teaching career, the views on this blog are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employers or the International House World Organisation, though I like to think they might agree with me every now and again.

TEFLtastic Blog
Classroom materials and teaching tips from TEFL lifer Alex Case. See the drop-down menus under the photo for thousands of photocopiables and articles.

The Steve Brown Blog
I've been involved in English Language Teaching since 1993, and have worked in Mongolia, Romania, Czech Republic, Hungary, South Africa, Malaysia and the UK. I've been a teacher, a director of studies, a teacher trainer, and a few other things as well. I am currently curriculum and quality leader of the Languages Department at West College Scotland, a large FE college just outside Glasgow.

The TEFL Tradesman
Dishing the dirt on Britain's tacky TEFL trade...

What Ed Said
I'm a teacher, a learner, an inquirer...