National Geographic Learning ELT Asia

19/11/2024

Do your students have any travel planned in December? Have them read through this flow chart from Life, Third Edition to help them decide what to pack!

Flow charts are just one of the types of visual content that students work with in the visual literacy lessons from Life, Third Edition. Learn how Life helps students develop the visual literacy skills they need for academic and career success >> https://bit.ly/4d5yA55

14/11/2024

We're excited to share a NEW professional development resource for educators who want to equip their students with the skills to thrive in a fast-paced and globally interconnected world!

Our position paper, 'Multiple Literacies in the English Language Classroom', explains why multiple literacies are meaningful and relevant for today's learners and explores how to integrate multiple literacies into your English language classroom.

Download your copy to learn more! >> https://bit.ly/48iV8hq

12/11/2024

How do you use images from your coursebook? Gail Johnson, an English language educator from South Dakota, United States, uses the fascinating images from National Geographic Learning's Impact program to help her students connect their learning to the world beyond the classroom.

Learn more about the inspiring visual content in Impact, Second Edition >> https://bit.ly/4ehswXe

07/11/2024

Think of the last image you showed your students in class. Did you ask them any of these questions?

Being able to analyze how an image was created is an essential visual literacy skill for English language learners to develop. Check out the National Geographic Learning Visual Literacy Infographic for more questions you can ask in class to build your students' visual literacy skills!

Visit the infographic >> https://bit.ly/3X6VQtU

06/11/2024

Are you ready for a tasty treat? We're not going to tell you what it is but join us in this model lesson for English teachers where young teens can explore a delicious tradition. We uncover some intriguing facts about our mystery treat, learning how it is made and how it impacts the lives of local farmers and their communities. Step into National Geographic Learning's brand-new second edition of Impact, tailored exclusively for teenage learners of English. Are you curious? Sign up now and be ready to take away some virtual treats!

https://bit.ly/4fh9X6E

04/11/2024

National Geographic Explorer Ribhu Vohra makes an impact by working with scientists, teachers, and students to co-create powerful learning materials about plastic pollution in the ocean. He knows that the classroom is an important place to inspire and empower youth.

As an English language educator, you can inspire your learners to make an impact, too!

Explore the Impact program for teen learners of English >> https://bit.ly/3Vhlk5O

22/10/2024

What does being a Trailblazer mean to you?

Learn more about our new seven-level English language and literacy program that empowers and supports young learners to thrive in a multicultural world. >> eltngl.com/trailblazer

17/10/2024

National Geographic Explorer Andrea Villarreal Rodriguez makes an impact by "combining art and citizen science to help protect and restore our planet."

In this video, she shares how her English language education prepared her to connect and collaborate with changemakers across the world.

You can inspire your teen English learners to make an impact, too! Explore the second edition of the Impact program >> https://bit.ly/3Vhlk5O

17/10/2024

In this webinar, we are proud to showcase Dynamic Lessons, our unique, innovative digital presentation tool. Dynamic Lessons revolutionizes lesson planning, customization, and delivery for teachers, while providing administrators with consistency and insight across the institution. Experience a model reading and grammar lesson using Dynamic Lessons with content from the brand-new 3rd edition of Life, an integrated skills program for young adults and adults. Witness how an inductive approach to grammar engages students in contextual language study and speaking tasks. Discover how the Spark platform can transform teaching, learning, and management of English courses. Plus, engage in discussions about future skills and predictions. Don't miss it!


AM session: https://bit.ly/3Y5ljmW
PM session: https://bit.ly/407FLpF

14/10/2024

There is still time to join Life co-author John Hughes for a personal walk through of Life, 3rd Edition as he gives a teacher’s and writer’s perspective and presents an overview of its key benefits.

Save your space today >> https://bit.ly/4e8UtRE

14/10/2024

We have something exciting to share: Dynamic Lessons, a new way to plan and teach live lessons, is now available on Spark!

With Dynamic Lessons, you’ll engage your students and focus their attention with step-by-step instructions and activities from your favorite National Geographic Learning programs.

Learn more about Dynamic Lessons >> https://bit.ly/4eD90Vn

09/10/2024

To become visually literate, our English language learners need to engage with a wide variety of visual content. Can you guess which types of visual content are shown in these pictures? How would you use these types of visual content in your classroom?

Explore the National Geographic Learning Visual Literacy Infographic to learn more about the skills involved in teaching visual literacy! >> https://bit.ly/46Ud410

04/10/2024

It was an honor to host 55 educational leaders from across Southeast Asia at the 2024 National Geographic Learning Asia Conference: Authenticity in the Age of AI in Chiang Mai, Thailand! At National Geographic Learning, we believe in the power of real people, real places, and real stories to motivate and engage teachers and learners of English. At the conference, delegates considered how the field of English language teaching can strengthen connections between learners from diverse backgrounds and give them the skills they need to navigate a complex, interconnected world in the age of artificial intelligence.

01/10/2024

"Inquiry-based learning stimulates curiosity," writes Melissa Zaramella on the In Focus blog. "As teachers, we are brave enough to know that we do not have the answers to all our students' questions, but we can help them extend their initial questions to deeper thinkings and wonderings."

Read Melissa's post to learn all about the benefits of using inquiry-based learning in your English language classroom! >> https://bit.ly/3M4724s

27/09/2024

that there are things we already do that give us opportunities to develop our students’ Social and Emotional Learning skills?

Take a look at this from Elly Setterfield, to discover 3 ways in which SEL is ideally integrated into the classroom >> https://bit.ly/3VeuwcF

Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL)

There are many ways to incorporate Social and Emotional Learning into your Young learner English classroom. Find some simple strategies in this post!

19/09/2024

Join Jodi Crandall and Brenden Layte to learn all about the new features in the second edition of Impact, a National Geographic Learning series for teen English language learners. Come see how this new edition of the program helps your teen learners explore who they are and who they want to be, with updates that make it easier to teach than ever!

Register for the session >> https://bit.ly/3WM1G3U

17/09/2024

Helping students to develop the skills needed for international exam success, Voices relies on National Geographic Explorers as authentic and relatable examples for successful global communication.

Request a Spark trial to bring Voices to life >> https://bit.ly/3SzHM9S
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