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ETAI Summer Conference 2013 – Jerusalem

Readers Theater – Sharon Kleinerman

– Stages of the lesson
– The Very Hungry Caterpiller

Kugel on Moodle (Prezi presentaion)- Eduardo Lina

Tips for Teachers: Preparing Students for the Literature Bagrut – Bari Nirenberg
(Click on Bari’s name to send her an email and receive her presentation)

From Pedagogy to Lexicography and Back – Geoff Toister

Using Song as Text – Kara Aharon

Let’s Listen to the Classroom – Amanda Kaplan

Using Video in the Classroom with Teen Learners (pdf) – Elana Boteach Salomon & Jonathan Rickard

Why Should They Listen to Us? – Jeremy Day (link to ppt in his dropbox)

Enhancing the speaking skill (additional notes) – Mia Abdo

Reading Comprehension and Reading Aloud– Connected? (handout)- Miri Yochanna

YouTube A Look at its Potential in the EFL Classroom (main points)- Osnat Dumen

Braingstorming – Esther Esses

Pension Rights: (in Hebrew) 1) Beginning teacher, 2) Oz L’tmora – Irith Zahavi

 

CONFERENCE NEWS FLASH – read session summaries by our roving reporters

 

ETAI Spring Conference 2013 – Kfar Saba

Reading and Vocabulary: Knowing, Guessing and Looking it Up – Suzan Holtzman

The 21st Century and EFL (pptx)- Ann Shlapobersky

Wordle	Padlet (WallWisher)	Quizlet
Wikispaces for teachers	Makebeliefscomix	Edmodo

Word of the Day (pptx)- Leah Doryoseph

An Intervention Plan for Students with Learning Disabilities learning EFL – Tal Ronen-Papo

From Pedagogy to Lexicography and Back – Geoff Toister

Turn, Turn, Turn, Vocabulary & Grammar – Naomi Geffen and  Dana Prop

ETAI Winter Conference 2012 – Reali, Haifa

Teaching Literature in Learning Environments – Sharon Fayerberger 
Game On! – Hadar Peled
Quizlet – Tamar Novik
Teaching Large, Mixed-level Classes: Some practical principles – Penny Ur