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FOR TEACHERS
​With the advent of the World Wide Web, sites and software that promote the creation of user-sourced content and communication  (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube), we can see that today's adolescents are digital natives, with a broader definition of literacy as a collection of contemporary activities involving information and communication technology (ICT). Many teachers find it difficult to integrate technology into English Language class beyond typing essays and papers.  Hopefully,  I share with you a PREZI with different projects involving apps, websites to do in class to encourage students to improve their skills in English and motivate them.

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Education is now one of the  pursuits for children and teachers inside Syria, as the country's schools are increasingly being damaged and destroyed in the conflict. Here it is three videos where my kids tried to make sense or understand through their own stories the Syrian children lives in that dangerous place. We cannot afford to lose a whole generation of Syrian children. They are talking in Spanish.