ESL and Bilingual Education

ESL	Exhibits

ESL Lesson Plans

Menu of ESL Teaching Tips from the City University of New York provides ideas ESL teachers can use in the secondary school classroom. Select from among these topics: Testing and Evaluation, Classroom Techniques and Hints, Computers in ESL, and Books, Periodicals and Other Materials.

Internet TESL Hournal for Teachers of ESL is a monthly Web magazine featuring lesson plans and lesson ideas.

Other Resources for ESL

Dave's ESL Cafe on the Web is open 24 hours a day for ESL students and teachers from around the world. Scroll down the page and select from a variety of cafe items. You can take an interactive quiz in the ESL Quiz Center, receive help with questions related to English in the ESL Help Center, search for something in the cafe or on the Web in the One-Stop ESL Search Page, share your experiences with others in the ESL Idea Page, read and add your own writings to the ESL Graffiti Wall, or ask a question of Dave on the ESL Question Page. There are also links to other ESL information for both students and teachers, an interactive message exchange, and an ESL email connection. The site is suitable for grades 9-12.

Learning English on the Web is a starting point for ESL learners in grades 7-12 who want to learn English through the World Wide Web. The site includes listening, speaking, reading and writing activities.

TESL/TEFL Links, maintained by the Internet TESL Journal, is a large index of resources for the ESL teacher. It provides links for a wide range of topics from Associations and Computer Assisted Language Learning, to Games, Poetry, and Song Lyrics.

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Museums and Exhibits

Cinco de Mayo is a pictorial tour of the famous battle that celebrates the victory of Mexican forces over the French in the 19th Century.

Diego Rivera Virtual Museum is a visual biography with links to information about the great Mexican muralist.

Frida Kahlo Home Page presents the life and work of the famous Mexican artist.

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