Open Education resources (OER) Resources
BC TEAL is proud to showcase a variety of OER resources which are resources freely available for teachers and students to use, adapt, share, and reuse.
English for Academic Purposes
Six units of materials designed for EAP students on the cusp of attending full time academic courses in third-level education in Canada. Videos, PDFs, Audios.
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College Skills: Intermediate English
Written for adult students of English Language Arts at a Grade 10 level. Suitable for adult learners.
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ESL Corner
Non Academic English language learning activities. Various themes. Suitable for newcomers to Canada.
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Mauril (CBC/Radio-Canada App)
Mauril is a free platform to help learners improve their English and French oral comprehension skills, using a wide range of stimulating and entertaining content from CBC/Radio-Canada.
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About Ronan Scott
BC TEAL's OER page is maintained by Ronan Scott.
Click here to find out more about RonanHey! I’m Ronan and I am from a small town called Sligo. If you are ever in Ireland, check it out and make sure to go for a surf. I have been teaching English as an additional language since 2013.
I began my English teaching career in Norway and have worked in countries like the Czech Republic, Spain, Ireland, and now Canada. I completed my Master of Arts in Education in 2021 and feel what I have learned in the past two years of studying combined with my prior experience of teaching English has equipped me with more than enough skills to create a solid learning platform in every class I have. For me, having a community of learners is essential and that is why I always want to help create a classroom community and help foster independent learning.
When I’m not teaching, you might catch me up some mountains, or sipping coffee by a lake, or maybe just wandering trying to find a secluded camp spot for a night.
About Ronan Scott
BC TEAL's OER page is maintained by Ronan Scott.
Hey! I’m Ronan and I am from a small town called Sligo. If you are ever in Ireland, check it out and make sure to go for a surf. I have been teaching English as an additional language since 2013.
I began my English teaching career in Norway and have worked in countries like the Czech Republic, Spain, Ireland, and now Canada. I completed my Master of Arts in Education in 2021 and feel what I have learned in the past two years of studying combined with my prior experience of teaching English has equipped me with more than enough skills to create a solid learning platform in every class I have. For me, having a community of learners is essential and that is why I always want to help create a classroom community and help foster independent learning.
When I’m not teaching, you might catch me up some mountains, or sipping coffee by a lake, or maybe just wandering trying to find a secluded camp spot for a night.