Webinars for EFL Teachers

Here is a great opportunity for EFL, ELT teachers learn and exchange ideas with other professionals from all over the world.
Have you ever attended a Webinar ? Probably something to consider.
Main issues are :
*creative activities for language learning
*games to engage
*writing skills for exams
*teaching with technology
*teaching grammar to teens
*outside materials in the classroom
*dyslexia ...    among others.
                                                     Browse through the options and register!
Take this step for your professional development, it's worth it !

@Rach_Gonzaga





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  1. Azhar YoussefOctober 14, 2013 at 12:16 PM

    Thanks Raquel for this great stuff. Attending webinars is one of the most wonderful ways that helps me update my expertise and know the most recent trends, strategies and tools for teaching language.

    Keep up the great work! You blog is awesome.

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