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I’ve been doing some research on teaching multilevel ESL/EFL classes, and thought I’d share the most useful resources I’ve found online.

I hope readers can contribute more…

Here are my choices for The Best Resources On Teaching Multilevel ESL/EFL Classes:

ESL Multilevel Activities is from Teaching English Games.

Teaching Multi-Level Classes is from Easy English.

Adapting materials for mixed ability classes is a very useful piece from the British Council’s Teaching English site.

Promoting the Success of Multilevel ESL Classes: What Teachers and Administrators Can Do is a report from CAELA.

This is helpful: #AusELT chat summary: Managing mixed-ability classes.

The Comprehensible Classroom shares some good ideas about how to handle a multi-level second language class.

 

Teaching mixed ability – some tips is from TEFL Reflections.

Be flexible! is by TEFL Reflections.

Assessment in the multi-level classroom is from the Oxford Press blog, and offers good advice.

Differentiated Instruction in Classes of Differing Ability #ELTchat Summary

Adapting materials for mixed ability classes and Teaching mixed-ability classes 2 are both from The British Council.

Teaching Mixed Ability Classes is from Psychology For Educators (and More).

As always, feedback is welcome.

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