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Owain Llewellyn posted in the group 1.7. About your Course Tutor
So, how much do you know about your course tutor?
Below there are 6 facts about me. Ask me questions, which I will answer. Beware, though, that I will only answer with a ‘yes’ or a ‘no’! Therefore a good question is ‘Are your children teenagers?’, but not ‘Why did you write teenagers?’.
Post at least 2 questions in the discussion.
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Owain Llewellyn posted in the group 3.2 My Green Lesson Idea
Hi all. inspired by the conversation we had on Sunday, and also by @mila-pandzic talking about literature, I have decided to teach this lesson. Interestingly I am doing it instead of a lesson called ‘Being Green’ because the contents of the default lesson I am supposed to teach is so stereotypical of a boring environment lesson. Full of…Read More
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Hi! I didn’t comment your great lesson! First of all, I like the literary text, the elegy, the walnut trees… Such an inspiring elegy! I am thrilled how you approached the text and applied it to your students. It is amazing how can a text/a poem remind us of some pictures from nature, pictures around us, as you were reminded of the pictures of…Read More
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Owain Llewellyn posted in the group 2.4 Website Evaluation: Discussion
Hi all,
The lesson I have chosen is one that a friend, Milica, wrote for this site.I have chosen the lesson ‘Building an Eco-house’. It is available on the ELTsustainable site here:
Young Learners and Online Project-Based Learning: Building an Eco-House
I chose this because I don’t often have the c…Read More
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It’s a great lesson, and very demanding, but I like the final “product” – the sustainable house. Such a great idea! They can use the knowledge they gained in this lesson and then make something so creative. I like the CLIL teaching method. Milica’s lessons are really inspiring. I am thinking how to use it one day…….
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How interesting!