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Unit 1

Social Media Tutorials
Twitter
Tutela
Blogger

Unit 2

Andragogy
How ESL and EFL Classrooms Differ
Quiz

Unit 3

What Exactly Is Grammar?

Interactive Phonemic Chart

Common Areas Of Difficulty

Unit 4

Unit 5

Unit 6 - Lesson Planning

Sample Lesson Plan
ELT Research Bites
Can Do Statements
English Online - Canadian Idioms

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