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Debate: Face-to-face interaction is better than interacting via social media.  

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Debate: Face-to-face interaction is better than interacting via social media.  

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Face-to-face interaction is better than interacting via social media. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Support your opinion with evidence or examples. - brainstorming and voting | tricider

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Let’s do some brainstorming and vote for the best ideas. What do you think?

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A aprendizagem entre pares é tão ou mais importante do que a aprendizagem com os professores. É importante mostrar aos alunos que valorizamos os inputs deles e que podem aprender muito uns com os outros.

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Brainstorming and voting. Name an educational app that you use, explaining why you like it. Don't forget to vote others' ideas! - brainstorming and voting | tricider

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Let's do some brainstorming and vote for the best ideas. What do you think?

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Advantages and disadvantages of having mobile phones in class.

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Advantages and disadvantages of having mobile phones in class.

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Há vantagens e desvantagens no facto de os alunos terem o telemóvel com eles nas aulas. Uma reflexão sobre um objeto que passou a ser quase uma extensão do braço humano no contexto da escola.

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Nowadays most students bring their mobile phones to classes. What advantages and disadvantages can this situation bring about? - brainstorming and voting | tricider

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Let's do some brainstorming and vote for the best ideas. What do you think?

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My experimental quiz with 12 different types of questions

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My experimental quiz with 12 different types of questions

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Being able to pronounce words properly is essential if you want people to understand you when you speak. So let's work on improving pronunciation! 😊

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Yes, this is why pronunciation can be a struggle!

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I can totally relate to that!

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Joey and the ESL (Joey Learning English).

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Want to improve your pronunciation? Tongue twisters are a fun way to do this! A good tongue twister is a series of words that are designed to be difficult to say - even for native speakers of the language. They are usually alliterative; this means that most of the tongue twister words start with the same letter or they have the same letters in them. There are lots of different ones in English and if you really wanted to improve your pronunciation, you could try a new one every day!

You can also use them to target a specific pronunciation problem that you have. Lots of non-native English speakers have a problem with the th sound; many Arabic speakers have a problem with p and b, while Spanish speakers confuse b and v. Whatever your pronunciation problem, there's a tongue twister for it, so let's have a look at some of the best.

Improve your pronunciation with these 12 English tongue twisters

1. Red lorry, yellow lorry

Try saying this 3 times quickly! If you're a speaker of an Asian language, you might have some trouble distinguishing r and l sounds, so this one's for you!

2. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers

Peter Piper is a popular tongue twister among children and it's a really satisfying one to say if you can get it right. The p sound is made by releasing air from your mouth in a 'puff' and it's a soft sound.

3. Give papa a cup of proper coffee in a copper coffee cup

This is another good one to practice your p sounds, with the bonus c sound thrown in.

4. Betty Botter bought some butter

This is a good tongue twister for anyone who has difficulties saying the b sound. This is only the first line of this strange tongue twister/poem, so take a look at the rest of it to have a really good practice.

5. Betty loves the velvet vest best

Betty again! This is an excellent tongue twister for everyone, especially Spanish speakers, who has trouble with b and v sounds.

6. The thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday

Here's a good tongue twister for everyone who struggles with the th sound... which is most people who don't have it in their native language. You might be surprised to learn that this one isn't very difficult for native speakers... and you might not be surprised to learn that it doesn't make much sense!

7. Eleven benevolent elephants

Most tongue twisters practice consonant sounds, as we've seen. But here's one to help you practice a vowel sound too; use this to practice the e and v sounds.

8. Pick six beaks, seek big peaks

This is another tongue twister you can use to practice a vowel sound: specifically, the long ee and short i which a lot of learners struggle with.

9. Imagine an imaginary menagerie manager imagining managing an imaginary menagerie

This English tongue twister, obviously, helps you practice the i, g and m sounds. I find this one quite difficult to say even as an English speaker, so I hope you have better luck than me.

10. How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

A woodchuck is better known as a groundhog. But even knowing this, it doesn't mean that the tongue twister makes much sense. It probably won't be too difficult to learn this one, and most native speakers will recognise it, so it's a great one to start with.

11. She sells seashells on the seashore...

This is probably the best known tongue twister in English and it even ties native speakers up in knots! The sh sound in this one really trips us up. This is only the first line so have a look at the rest of it and practice hard - you'll impress your English and American friends if you can get through it!

12. The sixth sick sheikh's sixth sheep's sick

For the advanced tongue twister lovers out there, this one once made it into the Guiness Book of World Records as being the hardest tongue twister in the world. I can barely get this phrase out, even after a few times practising it!

How many of these great English tongue twisters can you say already and which ones do you want to practise?
Laura is a freelance writer and was an ESL teacher for eight years. She was born in the UK and has lived in Australia and Poland, where she writes blogs for Lingoda about everything from grammar to dating English speakers. She's definitely better at the first one. She loves travelling and that's the other major topic that she writes on. Laura likes pilates and cycling, but when she's feeling lazy she can be found curled up watching Netflix. She's currently learning Polish, and her battle with that mystifying language has given her huge empathy for anyone struggling to learn English. Find out more about her work in her portfolio.

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The best tongue twisters in English - Lingoda

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Want to improve your pronunciation? Tongue twisters are a fun way to do this! A good tongue twister is a series of words that are designed to be difficult to say - even for native speakers of the language.

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Recording audio with Padlet: Votos de boa formação!

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Recording audio with Padlet: Votos de boa formação!

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Technology & social media vocabulary quiz - 10º ano

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Technology & social media vocabulary quiz - 10º ano

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Video from TED YouTube channel

How tech-savvy are you? Do you know the ins and outs of using a computer or a smartphone? Watch this talk and find out!

Create and share a new lesson based on this one.

The faster you can do the tasks with these optimising tricks, the more productive you will be and the more free time you will have.

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10 top time-saving tech tips | David Pogue

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Video from TED YouTube channel How tech-savvy are you? Do you know the ins and outs of using a computer or a smartphone? Watch this talk and find out! Create and share a new lesson based on this one.

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Reflexão sobre a utilidade, o potencial e as vantagens do Quizizz e dos respetivos relatórios

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Reflexão sobre a utilidade, o potencial e as vantagens do Quizizz e dos respetivos relatórios

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O Quizizz oferece um enorme potencial pelo facto de ser gratuito, fácil de utilizar, compatível com vários dispositivos, não requer registo obrigatório por parte dos alunos e permite poupar tempo aos professores, usando questionários já feitos ou importando perguntas de outros ficheiros, assim como integrar o questionário numa GoogleClassroom, por exemplo.

Para além destas vantagens mais imediatas e práticas, o aspeto lúdico e de gamificação contribui para fomentar o interesse e a motivação dos alunos, ao mesmo tempo que permite, tanto ao professor como ao aluno, identificar lacunas no seu conhecimento e concentrar esforços de estudo nas respostas com um resultado menos bom. Uma vez que é individualizado, cada aluno tem a oportunidade de responder sem se sentir apressado, ao contrário do kahoot, por exemplo. Podem estar mais concentrados e focados, retendo melhor a informação. A opção de colocar as perguntas e as respostas numa ordem aleatória dificulta o “copianço”. E tem a vantagem de poder ser feito na aula ou em qualquer outro lugar, com acesso direto pelo dispositivo que o aluno pretender usar. Uma outra vantagem sobre outros quizzes que existem é o facto de permitir ilustrar as perguntas com imagens e explicar as respostas. Naturalmente, a versão gratuita é mais limitadora do que a versão paga, mas, ainda assim, oferece vantagens consideráveis.

Finalmente, o facto de se obterem relatórios proporciona uma visão global do desempenho da turma, bem como do desempenho individual de cada aluno e, ainda, uma análise das perguntas em que menos acertaram e que, consequentemente, constituem matérias ou aspetos que requerem uma maior consolidação ou explicação. Os relatórios do quizizz acabam por ser um excelente guia para o professor, que consegue perceber quais os aspetos que não ficaram tão claros e quais os alunos que precisam de mais apoio.

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Segundo guião, elaborado após os pertinentes comentários da formadora, que me fizeram refletir melhor sobre o guião.

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RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics, but does not have the time to develop them from scratch.

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login Learning Technologies at Your Fingertips

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Welcome to RCampus. Login or become a member of RCampus. Membership is free. Gain access to a number of faculty and student services, course management, free book exchange, clubs websites, study groups, jobs, tutors, classes, etc.

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Rubric Maker - Create custom assessments

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Create rubrics for your classroom projects.

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Oral presentation rubric - atividade final

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Oral presentation rubric - atividade final

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Do you agree with the rubric for oral presentations?

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Do you agree with the rubric for oral presentations?

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A rubric is a type of scoring guide that assesses specific components in an assignment. Analyse the rubric your teacher is sharing with you. Do you agree with it? Would you change any aspect? If so, which one? - brainstorming and voting | tricider

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If someone mentions an aspect before you do, and you agree but have nothing to add, don\’t forget to upvote his/ her contribution. You can also express your disagreement.

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Checklist for presentations - atividade final

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Checklist for presentations - atividade final

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Join an activity with your class and find or create your own quizzes and flashcards.