ESOL
(English for Speakers of Other Languages)
Some Web resources relative to ESOL for faculty, parents and students: These resources contain games, projects, lessons, and exercises designed to increase English language proficiency.
Activities for ESL-EFL Students (Free English Study)
Free translations
Strategies and Resources for Mainstream Teachers of English Language Learners
Center for Research on Education, Diversity & Excellence: Teaching
Free English Lessons Software
Bush Administration Launches Interactive, Bilingual Website
Translations: This Web site has online translating of English to other Languages and visa versa
Translations: This website contains translations of documents: letters, forms, etc. for the free and reduced lunch program
OMSLE: Office of Multicultural Student Language Education. The official DOE site for ESOL contains everything you could possibly want to know about the Consent Decree, relevant Florida State Statutes, ESOL strategies and requirements.
ESL Home Page: Learning English on the Web. This site, containing links to wonderful learning activities and materials for English Speakers of Other Languages, is good for both teachers and students.
ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics
Web Links for Learners: A comprehensive list of great resources.
Dave's ESL Cafe: Information for ESL teachers and students including a "Graffiti Wall"
Everything ESL: This site features teaching tips, resources and downloadable lesson plans.
Information on Web logs (blogs) and how to use them.
Advice to English language students participating in exchange programs.
The Paperboy Online Newspaper offers online links to web sites fo newspapers around the globe.
Worldwide Radio Station links
A compilation of ideas for using internet resources as a language teaching tool
In the classroom tool kits designed to bring research and practice together for those involved in the education of English language learners.
Information for Spanish speaking parents with the information they need to help their children become more successful students.
