Using EnglishCentral At Your School
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Overview of EnglishCentral for use in schools and classrooms for teaching English. http://www.englishcentral.com/videos
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Using EnglishCentral At Your School
- 1. Using EnglishCentral At Your School
- 2. 1 Dive Into An Ocean Of Video
- 3. 2 The EnglishCentral Solution •350K registered users, and over 100M lines spoken •Used by thousands of schools and businesses •Customized curriculum design for your program •Complete customer service and teacher training •Lowest cost, highly effective
- 4. 3 The EnglishCentral Approach Exposure to Every word is Motivating speaking thousands of tracked using practice proven to authentic time interval increase spoken videos learning English ability
- 5. 4 Our Philosophy “I think about ninety percent of the problem in teaching, or maybe ninety-eight percent, is just to help the students get interested.” Noam Chomsky “The best methods are therefore those that supply ‘comprehensible input’ in low anxiety situations, containing messages that students really want to Stephen Krashen hear.” “Learning from context is so important that some studies suggest that first language learners learn most of their vocabulary in this way.” Paul Nation
- 7. 6 Our Patented Video Player
- 8. 7 Our Video Vocabulary System
- 10. 9 Curriculum Design •The largest library of authentic, leveled language learning video content •Over 30 structured courses covering Business, Travel, Social, Media, Academic and YL English •Precise speech and pronunciation feedback. Structured vocabulary building system
- 12. 10 A Custom Class Page
- 13. 11 Our “Teacher Tools” LMS Manage your School, Buy Premium access for your Classes and Groups students at large discounts Create Video, Word Track individual student and Sound assignments activity and performance
- 14. 12 Set Goals for your students
- 15. 13 Assign and design curriculum
- 16. 14 Student Tracking & Reports
- 17. 15 Listen to student recordings
- 18. 16 Teacher Testimonials “In my opinion, EnglishCentral was far and away the best new EFL / ESL site this year.” Jeffrey Hill – The English Blog I personally think it’s the best site period for English Language Learners. It provides listening, speaking, and reading practice — all in an extremely engaging way… Larry Ferlazzo – Websites of the Day
- 21. 19 Academic Pricing Academic Pack Unlimited Student Access to all features Access to all our professional courses Full Use Of Our Teacher Tools LMS Premium Customer service 1 or more Teacher Training sessions * may differ depending on your geographic region More Info.
- 22. 20 Tips For Teaching with EnglishCentral
- 23. 21 Use And Model In Class
- 26. 24 Foster “Noticing” of the language Self correction Compare and “notice the gap”
- 27. 25 Build Vocabulary Over Time Definition matching… Cloze testing… Spelling practice…
- 28. 26 Use for self study & homework
- 29. 27 Blend with existing curriculum
- 30. 28 Make It Official Curriculum
- 31. 29 Make It Official Curriculum
- 32. 30 Contact Us teachers@ englishcentral.com
- 33. 31
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- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)
- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)
- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)
- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)
- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)
- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)
- Manage students, including adding to specific Classes with specific content, adding to Groups within such Classes by level. Communicate with students via an onsite messaging system, as well as via one-click email access from the student roster. Four touch points: Team Leader -- to encourage progress (probably automated) Manager - 1st escalation Kyle - 2nd escalation Mikitani CEO - 3rd escalation (probably limited to company-wide blasts)