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We've compiled a few unique and often untold facts we think you'll find interesting from the top 10 countries in which to teach English abroad. 
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Canada’s 150th birthday is a great time to find out more about 1867, the year the country was founded. You can learn about what life was like by checking out this story.
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Enchanted Learning Software creates children's educational web sites and games designed to stimulate creativity, learning, enjoyment, and imagination. This is the site's home page, with various links around the site.
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A blog about the use of educational technology in language learning and teaching
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Tired of battling the use of smartphones in class? Disengage from the battle by engaging students in lessons that integrate these powerful gadgets.
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Technology is a powerful enabler of teaching and learning. The Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology works collaboratively with faculty members and instructional support units to provide effective and efficient technology tools that create an exceptional learning environment.
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Google Drawings is a versatile free tool that's very useful for teachers, students, and bloggers. This post explains what Google Drawings is, how to use it, classroom examples, and how to embed Drawings into blog posts. Also find out how to embed Drawings into blog posts if you're using Edublogs, CampusPress, or WordPress.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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Explore our National Geographic Kids’ primary resources, for fun and exciting teaching ideas and pupil-focused resource sheets aligned with the Curriculum
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According to the well known author George Mikes, the true Englishman does not speak any foreign languages and is quite proud of it. His body of work is pure comedy genius and it portrays well the UK urgency to step up its game and upgrade the population’s linguistic skills. The issue is no longer trivial…
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