ESL for Equality – English Language Teaching and Advocacy.
Language as Power, Education as Liberation
These materials can be used to practice different tenses in the past, present, and future. Download the Present Tenses Study Guide here: Present Tenses Study Guide Download Present vs Present Continuous exercises here: Present Simple vs Present Continuous Download Stative Verbs vs Action Verbs Explainer here: Stative Verbs vs Action Verbs Download Simple Past Tense…
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The SmallScreens Smartphone Basics training is for anyone interested in learning how to better use their mobile device(s).
More specifically, this training is for learners of the English language. Key mobile vocabulary is highlighted and linked to a definition for further study. Key concepts are broken into clear steps, ensuring language does not prevent mobile literacy. This training can be studied independently or completed with a
teacher/assistance.
The onset of COVID-19 forced the entire world to shift. Schools, formal institutions of learning, and informal educational exchanges have all shifted. When it comes to language learning, we know that exposure to and immersion within a language creates natural opportunities for language acquisition and practice. We learn from body language, facial expressions, and watching…
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English for Swahili Speakers was written by a highly-qualified Congolese refugee. This workbook includes authentic exercises and Swahili translations.
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These materials can be used in tandem with the flashcard book to teach the concept of “can” and “can’t” for ability.
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These materials can be used to practice answering and asking the question, “Where are you going?” as well as practicing giving and receiving directions using direction vocabulary and prepositions of location.
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These materials can be used to explain the different parts of an American address by practicing them using identification cards.
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These materials can be used to practice identification and meaning of common safety signs as well as open a dialogue for how to handle certain safety situations.
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These materials can be used to practice vocabulary and concepts related to the human body, health, and common ailments.
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These materials can be used to practice names of food, singular vs. plural, ordering at a restaurant, and “like/don’t like.”
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ESL for Equality - English Language Teaching and Advocacy. 