Arrows Left in the Quiver

Arrows Left in the Quiver

Assorted items from the teaching arsenal of Jeff and former trainees. Some of these might have been briefly covered, but most have not yet been shared.

Resource Sites

• Theteachertoolkit.com Activity Descriptions, Videos, and (sometimes) materials
• Sharemylesson.com
• Instructors all over the world share their lesson plan of all subjects in this website.
  If you join the website and search for things like ‘English grammar’ or ‘English games’, you can get some slideshows or materials.
• Englisch-hilfen.de/en/ German website for learning English. We can get worksheets, test and games.
• Weareteachers.com 온갖 프린트 여기 다있어요 
• Neteacher.co.kr/english/ We can get a lot of teaching materials (PPTs, Videos, Worksheets, etc.) from this site.
  (회원가입 후 교사인증 받아야 함, 플러스 자료 클릭하면 다양한 자료가 무료로 제공됨)  
• Literacyshed.com Many short films and animations sorted  by topics and printable teaching ideas(they have premium version though, free version still good to use.)
• From Teachstarter.com For writing lessons: Capital letters and punctuation &  Editing passage cards , Building Simple Sentences
• Learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org

Finding Phrases/Making Memes

• Playphrase.me
  It’s good to let students see how much the key expressions are used. Or, it could be used to guess what today’s key expression is.
  검색하고 싶은 표현을 입력하면 그 표현을 포함한 다양한 영상이 연속적으로 제공됨.
• Getyarn.io
  Useful site to find some expressions from the movies, make your own meme

Collocation Resources

• Just-the-word.com Collocation, frequency of usage, example sentences
• Ozdic.com
• Englishclub.com : Adjective-nouns collocation games (100 game sets)

Cartoons

• English Webtoon (Webtoons.com/en/)
• Famous Naver webtoons in English
• Toondoo.com/Home.toon - making cartoons(writing, reading)

Assorted Games and Activities

• Triviaplaza.com/pictures-kitchen-tools-quiz/#
  Theme-based quiz site - icebreaker
• 켜자마자영단어 App (playstore 검색) : Words, idioms etc…
• Tsherpa.co.kr
  Psychology Test, Pop song worksheet etc.

OCR
App and website for converting images to text

• ericsam.net/221020670472
• i2ocr.com/

Word Frequency Over Time

• https://books.google.com/ngrams
  It is a kind of corpus where we can check how frequently certain expressions are used.
  When you enter phrases, it displays a graph showing how those phrases have occurred in a corpus of books (e.g., "British English", "English Fiction", "French") over the selected years.

Teaching US/British Culture

• ielanguages.com/lessons-american-culture.html
• americanenglish.state.gov/culture-music-and-game-resources
• en.islcollective.com/resources/search_…
• busyteacher.org/classroom_activities-vocabulary/countriesnationalities/usa-worksheets/
• www.esl101.com/resources/american-culture-what-it-be-american#.W1FJhNIza1s
• www.esolcourses.com/content/topicsmenu/life-in-the-usa.html
• learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/uk-culture
• en.islcollective.com/resources/search_result?Vocabulary_Focus=United+Kingdom
• busyteacher.org/classroom_activities-vocabulary/countriesnationalities/united_kingdom-worksheets/

Open Online Courses (MOOCs)  From the Social Networking Guide 

• Coursera list of courses
• Edx.org - "online classes and MOOCs from the world’s best universities. Online courses from MITx, HarvardX, BerkeleyX, UTx and many other universities"
• MIT Open CourseWare (course materials only)
• Stanford's Free Online Courses

Photo Manipulation Tools    Screencast Guide Here

• Photofunia   Mona Jeff   Jeff after The Party
• Dumpr.net
• PhotoMorph MorphThing.com
• Jeff's lovely kids

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Assorted Materials from Jeff's Speaking Topics

Food

• Korean Food List
• Cooking Terms
• Korean Foods on Wikipedia
• Trifood
• Maangchi
• Int'l Restaurants in Busan (Busan Food Group  List)

Gender

• Gender Readings
• It's Not about the Nail 
• Mark Gungor: The Tale of Two Brains 
• Dove Beauty Sketch (long version) and a male version 
• Speaker's Corner: Gender Roles in Korea
• Korean Gender Bender

The Geography of Thought: How Asians and Westerners Think Differently

• The Book at WhatTheBook.com Amazon
• Chapter by Chapter Summary
• EBS Video Part#1 Nouns & Verbs, Part#2 See & Be
• Examples: Daks Monkey-Panda-Banana Happy?
• Korean Writing Process Prezi
• Motivate students to speak out: Obama: No Takers?

Nutrition

• Nutrition Readings
• Why Jeff is a vegetarian
• Brain Health & Nutrition

• Study links nutrition to brain health and intelligence in older adults

• Brain Food: How to Eat Smart

• How Sugar Hijacks Your Brain And Makes You Addicted

• This Is What Sugar Does To Your Brain

• 12 Brain Foods That Supercharge Your Memory, Focus & Mood

• Brain foods: the effects of nutrients on brain function

• Brain Food Tips for Consumers

Online Word Games

• WordTwist - Online Boggle
• Bookworm - my sister's fave!
• PopWord - like Word Tetris
• Group Boggle - Find as many words as possible as others around the world do the same
• Wordit - arrange all letters to make valid words. Timed or untimed.

Jeff's Favorite Analog Word Game

TTP Solstice Friday Agenda - June 21, 2019

• Create a Summer To Do List Doc in your Journals folder Jeff's 
• Share selected items on ‘Our TTP 2019 Summer To Do List’
• Add items to Curriculum Topics Covered by Year
• Share IBLL & PBLL Discussion notes and ideas
• Get ready for TD#2
• Need Ideas? Check out Google's New Chromebook App Hub
• Share Play Day photos
• Revisit TILL Holes in the Wall
• Explore IBLL, PBLL, and related resources
• ER Log and personal Quizlet up-to-date?

Welcome the the Whew Club!

After your Demonstration

1) Please post your activities in the TTP Kitchen. 

The goal is to share useful components of your lesson with past, current, and future trainees. You do not need to post the entire lesson or copy and paste the entire overview, but please make sure to include:

• Procedures
• Materials
  Google Presentations can be embedded. Other materials can be uploaded to Google Drive and link to.
• Summary of feedback, adaptations, variations
  Examples
  - Jigsaw Reading Activity with Wizer.me and Padlet
  - Grammar CSI
  - Mannequin Challenge  and Mannequin Quiz
  - Making a Word-Train! 
• Please included appropriate labels (e.g. E5, M2, Grammar, Puzzles, Directions)

2) Teaching Demonstration#1 Reflection

• Review the self-assessment criteria and reflection questions
• Take another look at your Teaching Demonstration Overview
• Watch your video and take notes. (Be observant, but be KIND)
• Complete the Teaching Demonstration Assessment and Reflection Form online.

Week#5 Buffet

ER Resources

Lounge Goodies

• Shmoop
• GradeSaver
• BookRags

Quizlet - search 'Title Chapter'

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Reference

• Examples: Google Translate (expand, more examples)
• Frequency: Wordcount.org Google in "quotes" "visit"  vs.  "sojourn"
• Usage(collocations): Ozdic.com
• UsingEnglish.com - reference and forums

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Teaching Demonstration Thoughts

- 50+%, 

- output documentation

- during TD, lean into 'teacher mode'

- whole group, anyone?

-  part 1- part 2
- Self-Assessment, Embrace the Experiment, Don't be afraid to flop

- Tentative Schedule Here

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Classroom English/ TEE 
- Classroom English Megalist * Checking for Understanding (ICQ & CCQ)

More TEE Resources

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TILL Output

Produce at least one blog post describing how you can use one or more TILL tools in your teaching. Create at least one example teaching object (e.g. Quizlet set, Wordart, Quizizz, etc.) and link to or embed it on your blog.

Audio Guide Odds & Ends

Text to Speech Tools

• Free Natural Reader (text-to-speech with variable accents and speed
• TTSreader.com/
• Oddcast.com (multilingual demo)
• Read Aloud - Chrome Extension
• Voki.com (animated text to speech or recorded voice) Voki Guide Screencast
  Examples: Text to Speech    Voice Recording

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Questions for Former Trainees
Elementary     Secondary

TTP 2018 Overseas Albums (Elementary   Secondary  Secondary#2)

Teaching Demonstration #1

Teaching Demonstration Ahoy!

• 25-40 minute recorded lesson demonstration (mock teaching)
   Demonstrate beginning, ending, and most lesson activities.
• Should include some type of experimentation 
Can include aspects of your mini-presentation if additional components and/or something new is included

• Sources of Inspiration/Experimentation: 
Classmate Mini-presentations, TTP courses, TTP Kitchen posts and Activity Sources, Resource Books, and/or TTP goals. Must be somewhat unique within your TTP class


• Priorities: Experimental, Realistic, Replicable, Demonstrates TEE (assessment criteria)

• Preparation Time / Conferences: March 28~ April 5
• Demonstrations: April - 8 ~ April 19
   
• Teaching Demonstration Lesson Plan (make a copy and save in your Teaching Demonstration Folder)
  Examples: Elementary Secondary

• Sign-up in the  TW Group Notes:   (Elementary, Secondary)

Teaching English in English - Classroom English Megalist  *  Checking for Understanding (ICQ & CCQ)  More TEE Resources

Teaching Workshop - Preparing for the first mini-presentation

Your Task: Find a specific aspect of teaching that you’d like to share and/or workshop. This can be...

• A Method - (e.g. speaking jigsaw, flipped classroom, fluency writing, start with a Bang!)
• A Tool/Resource - (e.g. non-naughty pop songs, Class123, Smartboard)
• A Language Skill - (e.g. past perfect progressive, understanding World English accents, asking for directions)

You can get ideas from your own teaching and observations, something you’ve experienced at a workshop (including TTP), the TTPKitchen, your TTP Goals, or any other source. You will have 2+ hours of TW time to research this and prepare a mini-presentation. We will start presentations Week#3.
This is an opportunity for you to share and develop something potentially useful to you and  your colleagues. Have you ever thought to yourself, “Oh, I’d like to try ‘x’ in my class, but just don’t have the time”? Now you do :)

Sign up:     Elementary    Secondary 

Please add your brainstormed ideas to these document:
2019 Brainstorm Topics - Secondary                 2019 Brainstormed Topics - Elementary

You can see brainstormed ideas from last year here:
2018 Brainstorm-Secondary          2018 Brainstorm - Elementary

You can also get ideas from the TTP Kitchen

Create your own Mini-presentation Overview Form, by clicking on that link and selecting 'File/Make a Copy'. Save that document in your Teaching Demonstration Folder.

Example Overviews from past sessions:   Secondary   Elementary

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Videos

• Starting with a Bang!
• Handshake Q & A
• Sign Language

Sites to fine video examples of words and phrases

• Playphrase.me
• Yarn.co

TTP 2019 Preparation

Things to do before March 4

• If you do not already have one, please register for a Gmail address. We will be using assorted Google tools to share materials and a Gmail address (and password that you remember) will be required.
   
• Please complete the TTP2019 Entrance Questionnaire.
     
• Join the Band!
  We will be using Naver Bands for English language TTP-related group messaging. Please join the Whole Group and either the Elementary or Secondary Band. Please feel free to start posting messages and getting acquainted with your fellow trainees.
Website: Band.us Apps: Android Apple Band Demo Screencast


• (Optional) Get started on your Technology Integrated Language Learning Tasks by visiting 'TILL Website - Weeks#1 & 2’   
  Make sure to take a look at the Extra Special Super Important Very Fun Week#1 Assignment 
  Post a 1~5 minute INTRODUCTION VIDEO to the your the Whole Group BAND
You can take a ‘selfie video’ with your phone or get help from a friend. Be as creative as you like! (e.g. give a tour of your home, take us out with you on Friday night, sing your favorite song, etc.) If you have any problems uploading the video to the Band, email the file to Jeff at jefflebow@gmail.com

TTP Bands

  

Whole Group Invite Codes 7829   BIKER

Elementary   3313 CANYON

Secondary                       5557   BORE