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Fun, engaging resources for the independent learner of Spanish
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Demonstrating the effective use of Internet Resources
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Mary
Thanks – I plan to use them!! I’m going to start following your site/blog.
Mary
I am interested in the interactives that you created on your spanish website in the video – is there a...
K Sowon
Profe Jen, that is quite encouraging. I am a graduate Assistant and been considering having an account on facebook for my...
Dave Ellis
Great collection of resources, a few I’ve never seen or heard of before – thanks!
Alex Blagona
Great post, Jose. I did something similar in London at the weekend – had I known you were doing this,...
Samantha Lunn
Hi José Yes – that is a valid point. How can we motivate other teachers into using these (pedagogically...
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thanks for your reply in the TES forums, very kind of you to say :-) "inverted snobbery" is a very apt description it wd appear
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