Vocapic is a simple and free bilingual site that lets you learn either English, Spanish or French vocabulary. First click on the top right to indicate the language you speak now, then move down to indicate the language you want...
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Read MoreYesterday, I posted how I was working with our Geometry teacher to help support math instruction for my Beginning English Language Learners. As part of that post, I referred to The Best Multilingual & Bilingual Sites For...
Read MorePumarosa has long been on The Best Multilingual & Bilingual Sites For Learning English list. Now, though, Paul Rogers, the site’s creator, has decided to allow free access to its Civics and U.S. History section....
Read MoreVocre is the latest in an increasing number of SmartPhone translating apps that can help you communicate in another language. It can come in handy if you just have to communicate something to an ELL student in their native...
Read MoreVoice Of America has long been known for its many English-learning features, especially what they called “Special English.” However, relatively recently (I can’t be sure exactly when, but I just discovered it...
Read MoreHere are some “new to me” smartphone apps I’ve found for translation. Though the last one is not iPhone-related, I’ll still add them all to The Best Sites For Beginning iPhone Users Like Me: SayHi...
Read MoreThe quality of online translation systems is obviously dicey, but they can be very useful to teachers, students and parents. As I’ve previously posted, Google Translate (the most popular tool) has been found best for...
Read MoreHere are the newest additions to The Best Resources For Learning The Advantages To Being Bilingual: Being Bilingual Has Benefits Beyond Language is from NPR. Neuroscience and the Bilingual Brain is by Judy Willis at...
Read MoreGCF Learn Free’s reading site has been on several “The Best..” lists for its simple reading instruction, which is excellent for English Language Learners and new readers. They’ve kept that site, and have...
Read MoreI do a lot of Preview/View/Review in my U.S. History classes — give a preview of the content in Spanish, then have the primary lesson in English, followed by a short review in Spanish. I use many of the resources in The...
Read MoreI’ve written extensively about bilingual and monolingual resources I’ve used in Social Studies classes as part of a “preview/view/review” teaching and learning strategy with Beginning English Language...
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