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Hey guys. My name's Danny. This is how I use ESL library in Ecuador. One of the first things I do is, on the library, on ESL Library. We're able to download a PDF. I download the students edition. I maximize the image. I screen capture it, crop it, put it on a PowerPoint presentation. This allows me to scaffold my lesson and even add extended tasks to that PowerPoint presentation. On Zoom, you're allowed to write out on
top of the images you share. I write out their names of my students and I put them on the left of the screen. So while I'm sharing my PDF of the student version, I could also move the names of the students throughout the exercise. If one student finishes, an example, sausages, I'll move his name and I put him to the next image, which would be pancakes. This would be the lesson for breakfast, for example. Once I finish the entire PowerPoint presentation, that is when I will assign ESLLibrary,
that lesson to that class. I've noticed in classroom management if we assign students their lesson before we teach it they will be distracted during our class seeing what the lessons about they want to give the answers out. So assign ESL Library tasks at the end of your lesson, then you activate them you're able to follow along. This is one of the things that I do to help me with classroom management and to exploit all of the
resources ESL Library has for us as educators. And take your time prepare a really solid PowerPoint presentation, scaffolded out, and maximize all of the tasks you can with them so they understand what is expected for them. Model the text with them. Then assign a lesson on the platform and just sit back and watch them work. That's how I use ESL Library online.

Hey guys. My name's Danny. This is how I use ESL library in Ecuador. One of the first things I do is, on the library, on ESL Library. We're able to download a PDF. I download the students edition. I maximize the image. I screen capture it, crop it, put it on a PowerPoint presentation. This allows me to scaffold my lesson and even add extended tasks to that PowerPoint presentation. On Zoom, you're allowed to write out on

top of the images you share. I write out their names of my students and I put them on the left of the screen. So while I'm sharing my PDF of the student version, I could also move the names of the students throughout the exercise. If one student finishes, an example, sausages, I'll move his name and I put him to the next image, which would be pancakes. This would be the lesson for breakfast, for example. Once I finish the entire PowerPoint presentation, that is when I will assign ESLLibrary,

that lesson to that class. I've noticed in classroom management if we assign students their lesson before we teach it they will be distracted during our class seeing what the lessons about they want to give the answers out. So assign ESL Library tasks at the end of your lesson, then you activate them you're able to follow along. This is one of the things that I do to help me with classroom management and to exploit all of the

resources ESL Library has for us as educators. And take your time prepare a really solid PowerPoint presentation, scaffolded out, and maximize all of the tasks you can with them so they understand what is expected for them. Model the text with them. Then assign a lesson on the platform and just sit back and watch them work. That's how I use ESL Library online.

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Hey guys, this is Tammy from ESL Library. And we wanted to ask if you would make a one minute video response or text response letting us know what you love about. a ESL Library and how you use it with your students in your classroom. We're going to gather all of these different responses from teachers all around the world and share them so that everyone can learn about how it's used and what's so great about it. So if you are willing to go ahead submit that one minute video response or if your little camera shy a text response will do just fine.
All right. I can't wait to hear what everyone is doing how you're using the site. Happy teaching and we will see you guys next time. Bye.

Hey guys, this is Tammy from ESL Library. And we wanted to ask if you would make a one minute video response or text response letting us know what you love about. a ESL Library and how you use it with your students in your classroom. We're going to gather all of these different responses from teachers all around the world and share them so that everyone can learn about how it's used and what's so great about it. So if you are willing to go ahead submit that one minute video response or if your little camera shy a text response will do just fine.

All right. I can't wait to hear what everyone is doing how you're using the site. Happy teaching and we will see you guys next time. Bye.

Danny Tagle