Using Textbook Dialogs in EFL Classrooms

from ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge · host Bill Pellowe, Kevin Ryan, Dominic Marini

www.eltpodcast.com This week we discussed what to do with the dialogs that are commonly found in language textbooks. First, we outlined a basic procedure that was popularized through textbooks such as Streamlines Departures in the late 80s. We discussed follow-ups and alternatives.

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