The ePals Global Community is the world's largest and fastest growing online classroom network, connecting over 106,000 schools and classrooms, 11 million students and educators in 191 countries. The company's network enables classroom-to-classroom project sharing, language practice and cross-cultural learning. The ePALS Chinese- English Language and Learning Portal is the latest initiative to partner Chinese and native English speaking classrooms worldwide for Chinese and English language learning.

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About the Chinese-English Project

Drawing from 55,000 native English-speaking schools already registered from 7 countries, ePALS will safely connect educators and students in China with ePALS schools from the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK, and Ireland for online project work that will include cultural country information, traditions, holidays, and customs, best second language teaching practices and recommended resources. Join us as ePALS launches this historic Grades 2-12 Chinese-English language learning and cultural project.

Watch how ePALS helps connect Chinese and English speaking students and teachers for language learning and classroom project sharing (available in English).

FOR CHINESE CLASSROOMS:
	Teacher-supervised Email Reading and Writing Projects.
	Practice English Language with Peers.
	Subject-specific Moderated Discussion Boards in English.
	Connect with English Language Teachers Worldwide for Best Practices.

FOR ENGLISH SPEAKING CLASSROOMS:
	Chinese Language Learning.
	Cultural Country Questions to Chinese Classrooms.
	National Traditions and Holidays.
	Learning Resources Provided by Ministries and Departments of Education.
	English Language Learning Collaborative Projects with Experts.
	Homeschool Parents Can Work with their Families.
	Tips, Projects and Recommended Topics.

Latest News
Chinese Ambassador to the United States, Liu Biwei, and ePALS co-founder Tim DiScipio exchange gifts at a reception recognizing the 60th anniversary of the end of WWII and efforts to build strong cross-cultural and language ties between American and Chinese classrooms. This was at a reception of 300 attendees with Chinese media coverage. Read the latest news about ePALS

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