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January 17, 2006
Recommended Resources - Sites and Blogs that Link Back to ESL-Lesson-Plan
Here is a list of friends that link to this blog from somewhere on theirs!
Friends don't let friends link without an exchange. So, let's all be friends and exchange those links! Click here to find out how . . .
INSTRUCTIONS: Having the topic of "ESL" is not a prerequisite for link exchange but all links must be reciprocal.
If you would like to add your link to our blog, first add our address (http://www.esl-lesson-plan.com) somewhere on your website or blog. Then, come back to this entry and enter your information in the comment box HERE.
NOTE: Be sure to use the following format in the comment field (see the examples of others before you):
1. Name of your site,e.g. "Dave's ESL"
2. Blog or Website webaddress (you may use html to hotlink it if you want), e.g. "http://www.esl-school.com"
3. A short description (about 250 words) about your website, e.g. "A site discussing the finer points of ..."
4. The actual address of where you've linked to ESL-Lesson-Plan somewhere in the comment, e.g. "Your link can be found here: http://www.esl-jobs-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=417"
Note: These return links will be checked monthly. Inactive links and missing return links will result in the deletion of your entry. Thanks so much for your cooperation. Happy site promoting!
*For more ESL-related Recommended Resources featured on ESL-Lesson-Plan, please click HERE!
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Comments
ESL-School is absolutely chock-full of helpful advice and hints on running your ESL operation in a more efficient and productive manner. It says this about itself "What ESL Employers, Administrators, School Owners and Hiring Managers need to know . . . " Even the comments, from other ESL experts in the field, are fascinating.
You may find a link back to your blog in many of my posts and on my blog's home page near the bottom - http://www.esl-school.com
Posted by: Patricia at January 21, 2006 06:01 PM
ESL-Jobs-Forum is a place "Where New and Seasoned EFL and ESL Professionals Come Together To Network. Join us to "Share. Listen [and] Learn." Among the many "hot" topics of discussion are issues of discrimination in ESL/EFL, problems getting one's foot in the door in reputable institutions, keeping the job, job advancement, worthy teaching resources and more.
The many links back to ESL-Lesson-Plan can be found in many of the entries and replies as well as on the sidebar of - http://www.esl-jobs-forum.com
Posted by: Rich at January 21, 2006 06:07 PM
ESL employment is a new initiative in the ESL/EFL field designed to provide full access to employment opportunities for the job seeker and simplify the recruiting and employee staffing process for employers. ESL employment provides a resource that is user-friendly, intuitive and focused. By solely targeting the ESL/EFL job market, ESL employment has created an optimal solution for today's rapidly growing English language employment needs.
Several links to your blog can be found throughout the sites in the sidebar links and RSS feeds. You can start with - http://www.eslemployment.com
Posted by: Jake at January 21, 2006 06:10 PM
http://www.youreslteacher.com/youreslteacher-wp-blog
YourESLteacher is a blog that supports the website of the same name.
Both website and blog were designed for teachers who are working as ESL language tutors and trying to find private students. Teachers can sign up for free and students can search for teachers in their area on the site. The majority of resources out there seem to assume that ESL teachers are all working at conventional schools. This blog would like to know about people out there that are making a living tutoring independantly instead of working for somebody else in a school.
There is an official link on the blog to ESL-Lesson-Plan under "links" on the first page - http://www.youreslteacher.com/youreslteacher-wp-blog
Posted by: Nigel at January 21, 2006 06:21 PM
English-Blog is a web log operated by Lee Hobbs, a working English instructor and doctoral candidate, that attempts to address a broad spectrum of concerns and specializations within the field of English language study. Everything English Language: Literature, Composition, Linguistics, Rhetoric, Education, Theory & ESL are discussed here, no holds barred.
The English Blog is A Place Where English Instructors & Students Meet To Discuss, Learn and Resolve.
Join the controversy or add to the scandal but whatever you do, don't miss the opportunity to take part in this ongoing discourse!
There are many trackbacks and links within the entries to ESL-Lesson-Plan but the prominent one is listed in the left sidebar of the frontpage at - http://www.english-blog.com
Posted by: Lee at January 21, 2006 06:25 PM
English as 2nd Language is a site run by Ken Beare. English is the common tongue of our global village. Whether you live and work in an English speaking country, or need English for travel and fun, English is the passport to success and a deeper understanding of our quickly changing world. See the world of ESL through Ken's eyes.
There is a link and acknowledgement of ESL-Lesson-Plan at this page called "Laugh at Yourself!" - http://esl.about.com/b/a/238833.htm and on a page of links here - http://esl.about.com/od/esleflblogs/index_a.htm
Posted by: Ken Beare at January 26, 2006 09:58 PM
ESL-Lesson-Plan is listed as a hyperlink in the blogroll on the left-hand side of the page in the tabbed-menu.
Posted by: EFLgeek at February 4, 2006 12:24 AM
http://universal-denizen.blogspot.com
One Planet / One People.
Need more be said? National boundaries are an insane, outdated, counter-productive concept. Let there be peace, sanity, prosperity and serenity. Let there be goodwill. This teacher's mission: to promote values that embrace education, progress, tolerance and understanding.
This Blogger-based site contains an XML feed for ESL-Lesson-Plan as one of its entries. There's also a permalink in the roll of blogs section of the left side bar.
Posted by: Universal Denizen at March 6, 2006 10:55 AM
Definitely Not for Nationalists!
This Tripod / Lycos sponsored page has an RSS feed for ESL-Lesson-Plan as one of its primary posts. There's also a direct link in the blogroll section of the left-hand side bar.
Posted by: Global Citizen at March 6, 2006 10:57 AM
http://leehobbs.livejournal.com
Searching for Sanity beyond the Self!
An old blog that remains neglected but, I predict, will someday grow into a lion! Links to ESL-Lesson-Plan are in both the posts, the list of friends and the list of links in the blog's sidebar.
Posted by: Peaceful Earth Dynamic at March 11, 2006 12:53 AM
http://www.eslteachersboard.com
Free ESL materials, jobs and resumes!
You have a very nice site. I added your rss feed here:
http://www.eslteachersboard.com/cgi-bin/free-teachers/index.pl?read=137
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You also welcome to add a reciprocal link here: http://www.eslteachersboard.com/links/index.php?sbreciprocalfnx=addlink
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Thanks!
Jeff, Technical Editor
Posted by: Jeff at May 28, 2006 07:11 AM
An English Notebook is a site containing articles and activities for EFL /ESL teachers in all situations. It's written as a blog in the hope that readers will participate in discussions by leaving comments. We also welcome guest writers, so if there's something you want to write about, let us know.
You'll find the link back to here in the right-hand sidebar under "Other People's Blogs".
Posted by: An ELT Notebook at September 26, 2006 08:39 AM
This site may be of interest to ESL teachers, students, people interested in hypnosis and/or hypnosis applications to good language learning. There are articles and you can contact me for coaching (if you don't live in Beijing, we can consult over skype) or you can just check over my site and tell me what you like about it and what I might do to improve it.
Posted by: Devin Giles at October 29, 2006 06:48 AM
Teach English in South Korea. Teaching jobs. Teach ESL. ESL jobs. Teach English overseas. Teach English abroad. Work overseas.
Posted by: Sarah at December 31, 2006 02:26 PM
Dear All,
Check out my website, called:
Good Advice for ESL Students, at http://dearai.blogspot.com.
Posted by: Ai Uchiyama at February 4, 2007 12:40 PM
EFL Reading (http://www.gradedreading.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk) provides free graded reading materials for students and teachers of English as a second/foreign language. For details of my credentials follow the link to Editor.
I have placed a link to ESL Lesson-Plan on my links page: http://www.gradedreading.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/eflreadinglinks.html
Site description:
Free graded reading materials for English language learners with exercises and glossary.
Many thanks
Kieran McGovern
Editor, EFL Reading
http://www.gradedreading.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
Posted by: Kieran McGovern at February 22, 2007 12:40 PM
Teaching ESL to Adults
An ESL Tutor's personal experiences with adult second language learners. Her tips for lesson plans, grammar tips, resources, meeting new students, and being a self-employed English tutor.
A link back to ESL-Lesson-Plan can currently be found on all ESL Tutor pages, starting with ESL Tutor.
Posted by: Debra at April 25, 2007 08:27 PM
Dear Carol,
Do you realize that the people who exchange links and post their site here link in vain! I looked at your codes and all have a "nofollow" tag. This means that you're telling the robots not to follow those links.
I'd love to exchange links with you, but if the search engines can't follow through than it's a win-lose situation for me and everyone else.
Let me know if you need help with this as I'm sure it's an honest mistake.
Regards,
Toby
Posted by: Toby at May 14, 2007 09:38 AM
Hello,
I am contacting you to see if you would be interested in a link partnership with my client's website http://www.ccel.co.nz/.
The Christchurch College of English New Zealand is an English language school offering courses to study and learn English as a Second language for general communication, business or academic purposes.
We have been working for some time on Search Engine Marketing for this site and it is beginning to achieve top rankings with the Search Engines. A link from this site may help to strengthen your own Search Engine positions and we hope would be of value to your site visitors.
We have arranged to link to your website http://www.esl-lesson-plan.com from: http://www.ccel.co.nz/
Please feel free to use the following HTML Code and description if required:
Christchurch College of English Ltd : Christchurch New Zealand English College
Description: The Christchurch College of English New Zealand is an English language school offering courses to study and learn English as a Second language for general communication, business or academic purposes.
Our Client's business details:
Christchurch College of English Ltd
Solway Avenue
PO Box 31212
Christchurch 8444
New Zealand
nick.arnott@ccel.co.nz
We appreciate your consideration of this request.
This email has been sent to you because you have asked to be added to our link exchange program or because we have personally visited your website and feel that the content of our two sites is sufficiently related for both sites to benefit from exchanging links. We do not send bulk or commercial email, and will always respect your wishes. If you would prefer not to receive any further link requests from us, please reply to this email and put "REMOVE" in the subject line, and we will remove you from our mailing list immediately.
Regards
Sonya Cole
Apex Internet Ltd
http://www.apexinternet.co.nz/
sonya@apexinternet.co.nz
Ph: 06 7695640
Fax: 06 7695641
Posted by: Sonya at September 17, 2007 08:04 PM
Eurocentres New Zealand is an Auckland based English language school/college offering courses to study and learn English as a Second language for general communication, business or academic purposes.
Posted by: Sonya at September 19, 2007 12:50 AM
Really nice site you have here. I’ve been reading for a while but this post made me want to say 2 thumbs up. Keep up the great work.
Posted by: Alexa at October 21, 2007 12:19 AM
Blue South is a translation agency which provides language translation services from English into the languages of the world. Blue South is ISO 9001 certified and works primarily for large exporters, translating the technical and promotional documentation.
Posted by: Sonya at February 25, 2008 10:58 PM
