Weekly Sporto bookmarks (weekly)

• Macmillan Business

  tags: emails Business English writing

• Motivating Unmotivated Students - ASCD Express 5.04

  tags: motivating ascd

• Building Community in the Classroom | Scholastic.com

  tags: classroom-community community classroom teaching

• How to pronounce WOOD (or WOULD) - American English Pronunciation Lesson - YouTube

  WOULD pronunciation

  tags: esl wood pronunciation would english

• Pronunciación de SHOULD, COULD, y WOULD ¿Dónde quedó la L? - YouTube

  would pronunciation

  tags: esl wood pronunciation would english

• 8 Tools Spanish Speakers Can Use to Improve English Pronunciation

  tags: tools spanish speakers english esl pronunciation

• English Pronunciation Resources for Native Spanish Speakers - Magoosh TOEFL Blog

  tags: english pronunciation resources native spanish esl

• Spanish Speakers' English Pronunciation Errors

  tags: pronunciation English esl

• Word Lists: Minimal Pairs

  tags: English esl pronunciation word

• English Practice

  tags: English esl practice resources

• ESL Cafe's Idea Cookbook - Pronunciation

  tags: pronunciation english esl

• English Grammar

  tags: english grammar esl

• English Grammar: Examples of Modal Verbs in Texts and Dialogues

  tags: english grammar examples modal

• photocopiables | supplementary resources for ESL teachers&learners

  tags: resources esl teachers learners

• How to Write a Business Email

  tags: Email writing business esl

• How to Write a Business Memo

  Writing a business memo

  tags: memo business esl

• How to Write a Business Report for English Learners

  Writing business report

  tags: Reports business esl

• 19 Successful Online English Teachers Share Their Tips and Resources for Planning Online Lessons

  tags: teaching esl lessons english resources

• Why Continuing Education Programs Are Poised to Become Hubs of Innovation | EdSurge News

  tags: continuing education innovation

  • Because of their mission and relative autonomy on university campuses, continuing education programs—in the form of extension schools and schools of continuing and professional education—are well-positioned to experiment with different student-centered learning models, create innovative programs that generate new revenue streams, and build bridges with industry partners
  • In particular, continuing education programs are less regulated, more responsive to industry and consumer needs, have less restrictive budget policies and procurement systems, operate under lower political pressure, and are often infused with the “startup mentality” that is critical for responding to and pioneering disruptive innovations
  • And just as universities have seen international students as a key way to maintain revenues and bolster their global brand, so too will continuing education programs find future growth overseas. Adult international students, in particular, are attracted to non-degree programs because they are cheaper and shorter.

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