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A–Z of Language Teaching Blogs

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A–Z of Language Teaching Blogs
 

A–Z of Language Teaching BlogsOnline version

Guess a language-teaching blog term for each letter.

by Lolaxon Qutlimuratova
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Starts with A

A short online write-up sharing ideas or a lesson idea.

Starts with B

A public online journal where teachers post reflections and resources.

Starts with C

A response left by a reader to a post or idea.

Starts with D

A thread where readers exchange opinions about a topic.

Starts with E

A language focus often highlighted in posts about learning.

Starts with F

Reactions or comments given to support learner improvement.

Starts with G

Rules and structures of a language discussed in posts.

Starts with H

Assignments suggested or linked within a post for practice.

Starts with I

Content designed to involve readers actively, such as questions.

Starts with J

A personal written record shared online about teaching experiences.

Starts with K

Term used by readers to locate topics within posts.

Starts with L

Subject area explored in posts about how to learn or teach.

Starts with M

Embedded text, images, audio, or video to support learning.

Starts with N

Regular email update sharing new posts and resources.

Starts with O

A post that is publicly visible to all readers.

Starts with P

Publishing new content to a blog for others to read.

Starts with Q

A prompt inviting readers to think and leave a reply.

Starts with R

People who view, read, and comment on posts.

Starts with S

A learner who engages with posts to practice language.

Starts with T

A guided lesson explaining a language skill step by step.

Starts with U

A new entry adding recent ideas or resources to a blog.

Starts with V

A clip embedded in a post to illustrate pronunciation or usage.

Starts with W

A live or recorded online talk used for teaching language.

Starts with X

Markup language used to structure data inside blog content.

Starts with Y

Video-sharing site linked from posts to enhance learning.

Starts with Z

Video conference tool used for live language teaching sessions.

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