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      First Times

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      Hello, my name is Stephen Greene and I am a first time blogger here on the British Council and I hope to blog about First Times in ELT; the first time I tried a new technique or strategy, the

      Teaching non-technical words necessary for learning science in high school through English

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      My focus is on students in grades 9, 10 and 11 for whom English is the second language. Many of them are keen to study in English medium schools, as they are called in India.

      Twitter : the global staffroom by Graham Stanley (guest post)

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      140 characters doesn't seem like a lot, but the microblogging site Twitter (http://www.twitter.com) has built a dynamic, thriving social network out of it.

      Educational hashtags (#) every teacher should follow

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      It has been 11 days since I have joined Twitter first time. I had no idea how much I would benefit from it. It is an environment that keeps you motivated and helps you move forward. If you don't have a Twitter account, you should definitely register for free and get one. As there are other posts about Twitter, I want to focus on educational hashtags.

      PLN, A staffroom without borders

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      Having a PLN is a pr

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      Are you on Twitter? If yes, it'd be great if you shared your experiences using it?

      Twitter4Teachers Wiki

      This wiki was created to easily help educators find other educators on Twitter that have the same interests as them (that teach in the same content area). Check out the list of educators on the pages linked below and add your Twitter name to the appropriate list too. Read more

      The Future of Social Media: Is a Tweet the New Size of a Thought?

      For the last 2,000 years of Western culture, the book has been the ideal, default form of the written word — the organizing shape of thought, the fundamental unit of knowledge — and no one should expect the humble 140-character tweet to take its place. Read more

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