Here is a summary after reflecting on what Jannie talked to us about dialogic conversations. I hope it will help you think about how to support your learners to improve their speaking, and understanding of English.
Kia Ora, Malo-e-lelei and Kia Orana to you all. I am a Year 1&2 teacher at Glenbrae School in Glen Innes, Auckland, New Zealand. Welcome to my professional blog known as "Viena's Teaching as Inquiry"
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Thursday, 28 February 2019
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