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3 comments:
Wow, from what I could hear, this is an advanced English class! I am impressed. Very nice use of voicethread : )
Thank you Ellen! Students are really motivated to participate and voicethread was a very useful tool.
Great voicethread! The students did a good job with introducing themselves and their community. We also use voicethread a lot, especially when learning grammar http://dvmunca.blogspot.com/
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