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English Explorer Portal – A Self-directed English Learning Resource Portal

English Explorer Portal (Promotional Video): Cover
 


English Explorer
The English Explorer Portal, a digital platform featuring a wide range of multimodal English learning resources, is designed to foster primary and secondary students' interest in English and facilitate self-directed learning by offering features that encourage students to set goals, self-evaluate and self-reflect in the learning process. Digital tools and interactive tasks with game-based learning elements are also provided to enhance learner engagement and support learning within and beyond the classroom. 

Schools are encouraged to make effective use of the Portal in their English Language curriculum planning and implementation. English teachers may integrate the Portal’s resources into classroom teaching, blended learning activities and assignments to cater for learner diversity and promote self-directed learning and digital education. They may also encourage students to explore the Portal at their own pace and extend English learning beyond the classroom.