And now, to dot all my Is and cross all my tees:
1. Check out this link to hear some of my thoughts on this project and its methods. It was an amazing experience and I hope you all get a chance to try a passion project some time.
2. And follow the link to check out my Final Product. I have compiled the biggest points of interest that I found into a website to try to organize things in a useful format for other ESL teachers to use.
3. I have recorded a quick video with some of the ideas and questions. If your just tuning in and looking for something to pique your interest, check out my TEDTALK style video.
And with this, my project draw to its conclusion. I just want to thank you all for coming on this journey with me. I hope you have enjoyed it, learned something new, or at least found it mildly interesting. There are lots of places you can go to further your learning. LangFocus is a great YouTube resource. He explores many great language related topics and I used his material many times through out this project. CrashCourse also has a host of youtube videos that deal with history. They have a few good tidbits of information on languages. If podcasts are your thing, check out this History of English series. If reading is your thing, check out this site on Brittonic. And if none of those options work for you, you can always just Google it yourself and do your own exploration. Have fun with it and best of luck to you! 
