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There are resources to motivate and engage EAL learners at all levels (Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced), keeping the language accessible and the cognitive challenge high. They exemplify good practice and link to curriculum topics frequently taught in schools, so as to be of maximum benefit to teachers. All EAL Nexus resources are free to access and download for educational purposes.
This is a rich section filled with strategies, ideas, recommendations, resources, videos, and news from the ELL field. Resources are organized by the topics below and additional Resources by Grade are also available in our ELL Basics section.
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Websites with free teaching materials:
Tip: go to the GRAMMAR page for specific links to grammar activities.
National Council of Teachers of English: This professional association for educators in English studies, literacy, and language arts offers plenty of benefits for bilingual teachers.
TOEFL: As the official language test for education, TOEFL’s website is incredibly useful for sharing test-taking and studying information with students.
International Reading Association: This association of literacy professionals has excellent resources for literacy educators, including journal articles and an educator community.