S2 49.0 Creating A Learning Community

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Classroom community is important to student motivation and engaging learners. To learn a language we need a safe environment where students are encouraged to collaborate and contribute. Join Pearlie Lubin this week as she shares her tips for building classroom community. Visit TTELT.org for more great tips from Pearlie Lubin.

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