"Learning
Theory" Funhouse & "Theory
into Practice" Database These websites
are intended to make learning and instructional theory more accessible
to classroom teachers and other educators. They contain brief summarizes
of over 50 major theories of learning and instruction (not specifically
tied to second language instruction).
Applied Linguistics Virtual Library (monitored in the UK by Birkbeck
College)
Theory
to Support "Independent Language Learning on the Web" (Hong Kong Polytechnic
U.)
CSUN
Linguistics/ESL: (CA State). One of the best starting
points for grad students of ESL theory and applied linguistics. Connects
to a vast number of sites..
Theories
of Second Language Acquisition. An on-line syllabus for an SLA
course designed for future teachers of English as a second language.
Includes lecture notes, assignments, exams, and links to related
materials. Provided by Sharon Clampitt, Inter American University
of Puerto Rico.
Engines for Education
EdWeb
Harvard School of Education
Multiple Intelligence
Theory
Theory
of Multiple Intelligences
Insititute of Learning Technology
at Columbia University
Learning
Theory and Research "An
Interactive View on the Natural Approach." This site highlights
Stephen Krashen's
ideas concerning processes of second language learning and teaching.
Approaches to Teaching ESL to Adults (An MATESOL course syllabus,
John Murphy)
Universal
Declaration of Linguistic Rights: Sets forth the personal, political,
legal, and literary rights of language communities. (June, 1996).
Murphy, J.
M. (1994). "Principles of Second Language Teacher Education: Integrating
Multiple Perspectives." Prospect: A Journal of Australian TESOL.
Vol. 9(1), 7-28.