Since the end of July, I´ve had the pleasure to become a member of a Yahoo community called "Learning with computers". Last week, I asked if anyone could help me add a powerpoint presentation to a blog of mine and to my surprise lots of wonderful members came to my aid with ideas of how I could do that. First, as suggested by a member I tried taking screenshots of my presentation in order to attach it to bubbleshare but the pictures didn´t come out so well because of reflex (is that the right word in English?). Then I tried uploading my file to www.elgg.net and I guess it worked. Here is the link to a presentation created for our TTC at Cultura Inglesa, based on the workshop given by Ron Martinez at Braz-tesol Brasília, July 2006. Hope you like it.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PRESENTATION ON DISCOURSE MARKERS
All these ideas were taken from Ron Martinez's book : "Como dizer tudo em inglês / Avançado".
I´d like to share another presentation with you.This time using slideshare. These are sentences taken from the book called "Language hungry" and I normally use individual slides to start class. The objective is to offer students something interesting to think about and in English.
Another ppt presentation: FOOD FOR THOUGHT
I loved your presentation.Very clear and friendly. I think you're trying to encourage our students to use them.
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I'm a LWCer like you, but I've been lurcking lately (My Dad in hospital).
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AnaMaria,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your PPT on discourse markers. You've inspired me to try to upload PPTs to my blog too.
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Maryanne
Hi AnaMaria, I am very happy that I was able to view your presentation. It will surely keep the audience's attention because of the colors and photos used. Your students are lucky to have a creative teacher who doesn't shy away from a challenge!
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Excellent job!
Carla
Hello everyone, thanks for the comments and of course you can all use this presentation. I really hope we can get students to use discourse markers more often.
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