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This University of Oxford website contains resources for teaching Chinese at elementary, intermediate, and advanced levels. It contains many listening activities for a variety of levels.

Free language learning resources from the University of Maryland.

Assembly plans, lesson plans, activities, and resource sheets from British Council.

Al Jazeera's Arabic-learning website incorporates elements of the news with basic vocabulary learning, listening and reading comprehension activities, and cultural information.

Slideshows, videos, and other resources regarding everything from pronunciation to vocabulary to grammar are provided for free on this website.

Tunein allows you to listen to live radio content from all around the world, allowing students to listen to language as it is used around the world.

The Defense Language Institute has created this vast database of free activities and lesson plans at a variety of levels for many languages, including Arabic (MSA and 5 dialects) and Mandarin Chinese.

Type in Arabic without an Arabic keyboard!

Teaching World Languages: A Practical Guide provides insight into the teaching of world languages and is based on current best practices. Organized by topic, each chapter is a stand-alone unit that treats both principles and practices of teaching world languages, and includes examples of activities, resources, and rubrics. The Principles section addresses essential concepts in language teaching while the Practices section places emphasis on the authenticity of the resources, experiences, and activities in which learners are engaged. This guide is available in English, Chinese, and Arabic.

When give a talk in community, I always feel challenged and frustrated about how little I know about China. Here is a resource you can refer to before giving a talk.