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Teens: How to Make them Engaged (Linguist 29/07/2020)

I just presented in my first webinar ever and my first teacher training of this year. This is something that I've been wanting to do now since last year, so I was really grateful for the experience. Thanks, Linguist! And I hope to have many more.

If you're interested in viewing what we discussed, you can find a pdf version below the pictures. Hope to see you all in the next webinar. I will make announcements here, I think.


You can download the pdf version of the presentation for your own viewing by clicking "Download."

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