“Where Do New Words Come From?” by Marcel Danesi “Where Did English Come From?” by Claire Bowern “Want to Be More Creative? Go for a Walk” by Marily Oppezzo “How to Find Work You Love” by Scott Dinsmore “What Makes a Good Life?” by Robert Waldinger “How Languages Shape the Way We Think” by Lera Boroditsky “How to Talk so People Want to Listen” by Julian Treasure “10 Ways to Have a Better Conversation” by Celeste Headlee “There’s More to Life Than Being Happy” by Emily Esfahani Smith “4 Reasons to Learn a New Language” by John McWhorter And, as it turns out, it’s not too hard at all to show these to your students in a meaningful, productive way.

That’s why you should be using them in your ESL classroom. They’re not only some of the best videos on the internet, but some of the best video resources for ESL classrooms, too.īoth ESL students and teachers will find things to love about TED Talks.

Ap14 Easy TED Talks for ESL Students to Listen ToĮvery ESL teacher has seen TED talks for English language learners at this point.

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