 | This website was set up to help in the communication of the English language and its teaching and learning whilst I am employed at the Language Center, Udon Thani Rajabhat University in north-eastern Thailand. Hopefully, both students and teachers will find the information contained in this site useful, especially my students, who can now access their homework assignments and catch up on their class-work, even when they have been absent from class. The internet and the English language are major tools for participants in the global economy. All students in Thailand need the practice and experience of using these tools if they are to succeed when they leave the safety of their educational environments and venture out into the wider world. Please note that steves-english-zone is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. |
Free English language books for libraries in Thailand
If your organisation is not-for-profit, its library should qualify to receive a gradual, but almost limitless, stream of English language texts, from kindergarten through graduate school - free of charge, no strings attached.
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Smooth Transitions - Free primary school English language teaching resources Video, MP3 and scripts available for free download for Prathoms one, two and three. Go to the English Language Projects Menu to the left of the page and click Bantatprachanukoon School and go to the bottom of the page. For instructions in Thai, go to: http://www.sornor.org/?p=1017 |
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The idea that copying is an acceptable practise; part and parcel of academic life might not be so far-fetched as you might think; however, it is certainly detrimental to effective learning. If bad practice like copying becomes a socially accepted norm, it will definitely hinder the already teetering learning process. Copying is alive and well, flourishing in many if not all our education establishments. |
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Chorus Line Children's Education Centre |
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“The first duty to children is to make them happy.” For all your children’s educational needs in Udon Thani. Subjects include music, dance, computer studies and English language learning. Home of "Smooth Transitions" primary school DVDs. Contact Chorus Line via email:
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Arthit Ourairat, the President of Rangsit University wrote some time ago in the Bangkok Post about the continued failure and deterioration of the Thai education system over the years. It is not just academics and administrators that are speaking out. It appears that more and more members of society have decided that it’s time for improvements in our education system to be significant and more importantly effective. |
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Glenn Croston has been walkabout again |
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Glenn was out and about trying to earn money for Croston House Children's Home by walking 900 km in part two of his epic quest to give the children's home the independence it needs by buying land to build a new home. Feel free to visit his website at:
www.crostonhousechildrenshomethailand.org/ Or contact Glenn Croston via email:
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Have a look at his latest update. |
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