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As regular readers of my blog know, each month I select my choices of the Top Ten links of the month (known as Websites of the Month).

This month includes the five newest “Best of…” lists I’ve compiled. I won’t bother listing them here, but you can check them all out on my…

I have an Intermediate English class of 15-20 year olds who are studying Government here in Sacramento, California between now and June. I'd love to connect with classes of Intermediate, Advanced or Native English speakers in a different country who would be interested in exploring how to share how their government works, and how people organize for social change in their community. My class would do the same.

Anybody interested?

Hi, Everybody, Here are a few more lists I've compiled that I thought people might be interested in:

Best Math Sites For English Language Learners -- 2007 http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2007/12/25/the-best-math-sites-for-english-language-learners-2007/

Best Science Websites For Students and Teachers -- 2007…

In addition to the list of my picks for The Best Web 2.0 Applications for Education -- 2007, I've also complied lists of The Best Web 2.0 Applications for ESL/EFL Learners -- 2007 and…

I decided to start putting together various "Best Of" lists for this year, and am starting out with my picks for the best Web 2.0 applications for education. I'm taking the broader view for this list, so I think these sites are the best ones for students across the board -- not just for ESL/EFL students. I hope to create a separate list highlighting the best Web 2.0 sites just for ESL/EFL students. There will probably be some overlap between the two. I also hope to develop a list of the best…

I’m putting out my picks for this month’s Top Ten posts early this month. I thought it might be helpful before everyone leaves for Winter Break.

Here they are, in no particular order:

Excellent Web 2.0 Guides…

In light of all the discussion about Amazon's Kindle bookreader, I thought people might find this crosspost from my blog interesting/useful:

I learned about Book Glutton from the Go2Web2 blog.

It's basically an…

As usual, I'm crossposting here my picks for the best ten posts this month. They highlight the best links I've added to my website, which has over 8,000 categorized links accessible to English Language Learners and younger native-English speakers::

* Browser Books Again

*…

I wanted to let everyone know that my website, which has over 7,000 categorized links specifically for English Language Learners (and younger native English speakers) has a new url. It's:

http://larryferlazzo.com/english.html

My blog address has remained the same:

http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/

I've also posted this in my blog.

Here are my choices for the “Top Ten” posts in October (though, once again, I could only get it down to twelve):

Amazing New Webquest Tool…

I've posted this on my blog, but thought people in the greater Classroom 2.0 community might find it useful, too.

The latest site I've learned about is called Asterpix. It allows you to take any video posted on the Internet and easily create "hotspots" in it that allow viewers to click on it and get more information. Here's an…

This has also been posted on my blog:

It's time for the first "ELL, ESL, & EFL Carnival," where teachers and others have submitted posts that they thought were particularly helpful and insightful in teaching English as a Second Language.

And a pretty impressive batch they were (and are).

I'd also like to propose that we do this Carnival bimonthly -- more or less. Which means the deadline for the next one would be…

I couldn’t narrow it down to a “Top Ten” of the best posts from my blog (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/) this month. So here are the “Top Twelve:”

As usual, I'm cross-posting the list of my "Top Ten" blog posts of the Month from my blog "Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day for Teaching ELL, ESL, and EFL." I hope you find them helpful. They are, in no particular order:

* Daily Activities

*…

I've posted this on my own blog (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/) but thought readers here might also be interested.