✅✅✅#Dictionary

▫️Visuwords Dictionary
▪️The Free Dictionary
▫️Macmillan Dictionary
▪️Oxford Dictionaries
▫️Business Dictionary
▪️Onelook Dictionary
▫️Collins Dictionary

✅✅✅#Web
Dictionary.com
WWW.longmandictionariesonline.com
WWW.ldoceonline.com
WWW.oxforddictionaries.com
Parset Dictionary
http://www.parset.com/Dic
Farsidic
http://www.farsidic.com
Aryanpoor Dictionary
http://www.aryanpour.com
Cambridge Dictionary
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/Default
Online Dictionary
http://dic.amdz.com
Smith’s bible Dictionary
http://www.biblestudytools.net/Dictionaries/SmithsbibleDictionary/smt.cgi?number=T814
Merriam Webster Dictionary
http://www.m-w.com
Onelook Dictionary
http://www.onelook.com/?other=web1913&w=Book
Dictionary Aria
http://www.ariadic.com

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👥#YOUR_ASKED_QUESTIONS
how to check my own writing?!✍🏻
#Writing
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https://www.polishmywriting.com/
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Instructions: paste or compose a document . Click Check Writing to get feedback on your writing. Click an underlined spelling error, grammar suggestion, or style suggestion to see more options.

📌Maybe U could use this #web also for writing your essays.👌🏻
U could also check out for more websites on the internet.

🌸https://www.onlinecorrection.com/

🌸https://www.bibme.org/grammar-and-plagiarism/ (PAPERS)

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🖥 #Web

What is a Wordle?
A Wordle is simply a word cloud that can be great resource to teachers.
✔️This post will look at a number of ways they can be used in the ESL classroom.

💎#Grammar
Wordles can be a great way to introduce grammar. Not only can you use them to introduce a grammatical structure but you can also use them for revision. They are a great way to revise grammar in groups or individually.
 
Method:
1. Go to wordle.net.
2. Write a sentence that you want your class to study.
3. Give the Wordle to the students (or project it on the board!). They must reorganise the sentence in groups.

💎Summarize A Text
Before class copy the text from a #reading to be covered in class. Paste the text into wordle.net and create a Wordle with the key words from the text.
This can then be shown to your class. In pairs, they have to decide what the text is going to be about. As an additional exercise, you can get your class to write a headline based on the Wordle.

💎#Writing
Wordles can be a great way to improve students writing skills. Make a Wordle from students writing. Show it to the class and see which words are used most, how could they improve the vocabulary etc.
Create two or more Wordles of the same writing task and get your class to compare the language used.

💎Revision
Wordles are a great way to revise key #vocabulary covered in a unit. At the end of a unit, create Wordles with key words from the unit to help students remember key vocabulary. Wordle allows you to arrange the vocabulary alphabetically too.

💎Amazingly perfect &fun!💎

🖥#Web
Another website👇🏻
https://worditout.com/word-cloud/create
From Dr.Tafazoli’s CALL work shop
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“The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds…”
France, Anatole
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This post is going to offer some suggestions as to how you can create #curiosity in the classroom.
#Game #Icebreakers #Warmers

💡Riddles
U could write one riddle on the board before class starts. This is a great way to get students who arrive early something to think about before we start.
Examples:
Answers R at the bottom of this post!😁
❓How many people are buried in cemeteries?
❓What gets wetter and wetter the more it dries?
❓What can you catch but you can’t throw?

💡Ciphers 
Ciphers are great for young learners, especially those who are mathematically minded. They are easy to set up and a great way to revise the alphabet and spelling and vocabulary. You assign a number to a letter so A=1, B=2, C=3 etc and write coded messages on the board or get the kids to write their own in English and get their friends to crack the code!🥰😇

💡Word Squares
#Alphabet #Beginners
Simply write 9 letter in a square on the board. Your class then have to create as many words as they can in a given number of time. This can be done in pairs or individually.

💡Numbers in my Life
In this activity, students choose three numbers that are significant in their lives. After, students try to guess the meaning of a volunteers numbers. If the class cannot guess the significance the student tell the students what those numbers mean to them.
This activity is a great ice breaker and a simple way to introduce the teacher to the students and then have the students introduce themselves to the class.😊

😬Riddle answers: 1. All of them! 2. A towel 3. A cold
U could find more on #Web ...
For kids/teens/adults...👇🏻👇🏻
http://laffgaff.com/easy-riddles-for-kids-with-answers/
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⁉️#YOUR_ASKED_QUESTIONS
#Pronunciation #Game

✅How to teach pronunciation

Here is one activity that u could do for practicing pronunciation with your Ss....Check out the #web at the end of this post to find out more activities like this😉😘 I’ve also posted one cool game for pronunciation on my instagram page...JOIN & ENJOY 😍
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Odd One Out
Put similar words into groups of three—two with one sound, and one with a different (although similar) sound. Or you could have groups of four or five which contain the same sound, but only one that’s different. For example:

meet, seat, sit (for vowels)
plays, pace, space(for consonants)

The selection of the odd word can be a #reading exercise—where students read the words to themselves out loud and identify the sounds in the written words—or a #listening exercise—where the teacher reads the words and the students respond to the “odd” word.
Likewise, selected students could try reading the words aloud for others to identify the odd word, or they could work in pairs or small groups with one person pronouncing the words and the others indicating which is odd.
There are a number of different activities you could run with these groups of words—depending on the ages and abilities of your class, and your classroom arrangement.
• Ask the students individually to read through the word groups and pick which words have different sounds.

• Ask the students to discuss the groups of words with a partner and decide which one is odd.

• Divide the class into two teams, in two lines, and ask the person whose turn it is to choose the odd word as you read them out loud.

• Make the question part of another game like Tic Tac Toe. The team or individual whose turn it is to place an X or an O must first pick the odd one out. They proceed with their turn if they choose the right word. If they can’t identify the odd word, then they lose their turn.

• Play Run and Grab (check website👇🏻) putting the words on the board and having participants run up to pick the odd word.

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https://www.fluentu.com/blog/educator-english/esl-pronunciation-activities/

‼️15 Different ways for a simple “true/false” question‼️

Some of my fav ...👇🏻😍😄
So much fun than just writen T/F tests 👌🏻

1. My hands never lie
Students hide a small object like an eraser in their right hand if they are going to say something true and in their left hand if they are going to say something false, and then make their statement (e.g. “My father worked in a circus”) and see if their partner can guess which hand the object is in, i.e. whether their statement is true or not. You can specify the topic and/ or grammar they should use to tie in with the text if you like.

3. True False Target Practice
Students have to listen to the sentences and throw something (e.g. a screwed up piece of paper) at the target marked “True” or the target marked “False” as quickly as possible. The first student or team to hit the correct target gets a point. This works best if you have a couple of sticky balls (= sucker balls) and divide the whiteboard into two halves.
🙈SO FUN!🙉

5. True False Stand Up Sit Down
This game is like True False Stations, but students have to stand up for “true” (or stay standing up if the previous sentence was true too) and sit down (or stay sitting down) for false. You can also play the game with other (possibly sillier) actions like touching parts of your body or standing on your left or right leg.

14. Yes to everything
The students have to reply yes to every Yes/ No question they are asked, e.g. “Yes, I have” to every “Have you ever..?” question- including “Have you ever jumped out of a plane?” etc. They then answer 3 follow up Wh- question about it, and the other students then guess whether the original “Yes” answer was true or false.

👇🏻You could read all of these #games in this #Web👇🏻

https://www.tefl.net/elt/ideas/fillers-warmers/warmers-and-fillers/

I should say thank u for #YOUR_ASKED_QUESTIONS !!!
I am enjoying learning new teaching ways with u!💛
TEACHING IS LEARNING😉❤️

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#Web
How to Get Students to Talk in Class?

DECENTRALIZE
• Get them talking to each other, not just to you.
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SHARE THE AUTHORITY
• Have students nominate topics for discussion at the beginning of a class.
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CONSIDER YOUR QUESTIONS
• Try not to use rhetorical questions or “yes/no” “agree/disagree” questions.
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GIVE THEM TIME TO THINK
Begin the class by giving students five to ten minutes to write on a topic relevant to the discussion.
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RESPOND TO “OFF TARGET” COMMENTS ENCOURAGINGLY
• Even if the comment is completely wrong or “off the wall,” thank the student for sharing their idea and find a way to link their concept back on the correct track of discussion.
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USE STRATEGIC BODY LANGUAGE
• Literally push your chair away from the table during the discussion, signaling that the forum is now theirs.
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TAKE NOTES WHEN STUDENTS ARE SPEAKING
• This shows them that you value what they say and are learning from them.
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USE ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES...

https://teachingcommons.stanford.edu/resources/teaching/small-groups-and-discussions/how-get-students-talk-class

This website perfectly explained this matter; READ, LEARN, & SHARE❤️

🖥 #Web

🔸🔷Free ELT Webinars🔶🔹

▪️British Council
https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/news-events/webinars

▪️Oxford
https://elt.oup.com/events?cc=us&selLanguage=en&mode=hub

▪️Cambridge
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/teaching-english/resources-for-teachers/webinars/

▪️Macmillan
https://www.macmillanenglish.com/us/training-events/events-webinars

▪️Pearson
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▪️EF Teacher Zone
https://www.ef.com/wwen/tz/courses/free-webinars/#

▪️National Geographic
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‍ 📚 #Reading #book

GOODREADS
Even in today’s digital world, books are still one of the best ways to learn about almost anything you can think of. There’s just one problem: There are a bazillion different books on a kajillion different subjects out there, and some of them are better than others. For instance, which books should you read if you want to gain skills in graphic design software such as Adobe Photoshop®, Illustrator®, or InDesign®? That’s where Goodreads comes in.
With over 40 million members, Goodreads is basically the Facebook of, well, books. Their mission is to get the right book in the right hands at the right time, whether it’s fiction, nonfiction, or self-help. No matter what your interests, the free Goodreads app can probably point you toward the perfect book to help you learn whatever it is you want to learn. You can read reviews from other readers, and share good reads of your own.

🖥 #Web
https://www.goodreads.com/

📱 #Application for IOS
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/goodreads-book-reviews/id355833469

🖥#web 📚#book
#students_book

Hello my dear friends😍
Today I’ve got three awesome websites for you

1️⃣ https://www.pdfdrive.com/

In this website you could find almost every English book; like
Top Notch
American English file
Interchange
Headway
Solutions
Touchstone
Four Corners
Viewpoint
Speakout
Speak Now
Passages
Cutting Edge
English Result
Face2Face
Teen2Teen
Summit
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and tons of other books for you to read!

👇🏻These two are perfect for researches...

2️⃣ https://www.academia.edu/
(also books)

3️⃣ https://www.research-gate.net/

Share them with your friends & enjoy😉❤️

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#Web #Application

📊5 Best #Online Assessment Tools for Teachers📊

1. Socrative - quizzes and questions with real-time grading✔️
Socrative lets you quiz, grade, and assess on-the-fly; “at the speed of learning.” Teachers can choose from quick questions for instant feedback, class counts to see who’s logged in, or full quizzes for deeper understanding.
This versatile tool lets you create polls and activities and shuffle questions, with or without student names attached. Quizzes are graded in real time, and you can store them for re-use with other groups. It works on smart phones, tablets, laptops, and other devices on MS Windows, Android, and iOS. It’s 100% free for students, and it’s simple, flexible, and aligns well with Common Core.

2. Google Forms - easy to use and COPPA/FERPA compliant✔️
Google Forms is a go-to among teachers because it’s quick and simple to create and automatically grade quizzes even if it’s your first time using the tool. Create multiple-choice quizzes or short-answer quizzes, and make an easy answer key with point assignments for each question.
Google makes it easy for students to answer questions by clicking a drop-down, typing a fast text answer, or posting a short YouTube video. Teachers can view graphs and summaries of frequently missed answers for a quick bird’s-eye view of the class as a whole.

3. Mentimeter - pre-built education templates✔️
Mentimeter ,It comes pre-loaded with education templates for the classroom like a listening skills assessment, icebreakers, formative assessments, post-lecture surveys, and polls. Create quizzes and tests, manage student expectations, engage students, and even run a teacher training workshop.
It’s free to use and lets you create and host live quizzes either from its templates or from scratch.

4. Poll Everywhere - used by 300,000 teachers✔️
Poll Everywhere
Get a snapshot of where students are struggling by creating questions as word clouds, open student responses, or with multiple-choice options. Then let students answer with their phones, laptops, or tablets.
Teachers can get real-time feedback in their question slides without calling on specific individuals to roll out assessment as an integrated part of a larger lecture. This is a great way to give students a voice in steering the direction of live lesson plans.

5. Kahoot - game-based assessment tool✔️
Students love Kahoot’s game-based approach to learning and assessment. Teachers can choose from more than 40 million ready-to-go learning games or create their own in minutes. Host games live or as assignments.
Students can even create their own “kahoots” to share with classmates, creating an interactive experience. Create a quiz game in minutes, import questions from spreadsheets, and search their 500-million item question bank.

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More online assessment tools at the end of this website👇🏻

https://store.hp.com/us/en/tech-takes/best-online-assessment-tools-for-teachers
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🖥 #Web

💢Free ELT Webinars💢

▪️British Council
https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/news-events/webinars

▪️Oxford
https://elt.oup.com/events

▪️Cambridge
1.
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/teaching-english/resources-for-teachers/webinars/

▪️Macmillan
https://www.macmillanenglish.com/us/training-events/events-webinars

▪️Pearson
1.
https://www.longmanhomeusa.com/eltwebinars/

▪️EF Teacher Zone
https://www.ef.com/wwen/tz/courses/free-webinars

▪️National Geographic
https://webinars.eltngl.com/

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❗️NEW UPDATE❗️
Thx to Hamed Hashemian 😊🌼

ELT webinars & teacher training courses

▪️TESOL
Https://www.tesol.org/attend-and-learn

▪️Future learn
Https://www.futurelearn.com/

▪️IATEFL
Https://www.iatefl.org/events

▪️Cambridge
2.
/www.cambridgeinternational.org
3.
Https://www.cambridgelms.org/main/p/splash

▪️IH LONDON
Https://www.ihlondon.com/teacher-training/

▪️PEARSON
2.
https://www.pearson.com/english/professional-development/webinars.html

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🖥 #web #writing

Every Saturday with a new video on YouTube 🥰

This is my “Websites 4 Teachers” video series 😇 Hope you enjoy♥️

https://youtu.be/DkxOPo9hCt0

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#web #Vocabulary

My second Websites for Teachers!

Learn how to review your lesson with puzzles! 🤩👌🏻
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Don’t forget to subscribe and give it a thumbs up🥰👇🏻
https://youtu.be/y9F9MTXZMI0

#Web 🖥 #speaking

Look what I’ve got for you this time on “Websites for Teachers”🤩

Speaking Activity with the help of Board Games☺️

Check it out
https://youtu.be/dO0p7SxwaUk

🖥 #Web

100 subscribers on YouTube
Thank you🤩💛

And here is another “Websites for Teachers” video on Creating Online Quizzes.☺️👌
Introducing 5 websites to do so!
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https://youtu.be/KstMk20_dOo

#Web 🖥

Best website for free digital lessons for teaching and learning at different levels and skills.🤩

ESOL Courses
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👧BEGINNER
https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/beginners.html

🧒ELEMENTRY
https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/elementary.html

👦PRE INTERMEDIATE
https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/pre-intermediate.html

🧑INTERMEDIATE
https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/intermediate.html

👱‍♂️ADVANCED
https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/advanced-ielts.html

With interactive listening lessons, reading exercises, everyday life, writing, vocabulary, quizzes, games, and etc.☺️

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