PROJECT: INTERACTIVE ORAL PRESENTATION WITH GENIALLY

 


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  1. Angie BeltránMarch 13, 2025 at 1:55 AM

    I just went through your blog, and I have to say, it's packed with engaging and creative activities! I really loved the Genially presentation; it’s super original and makes the content visually appealing and dynamic.The Edpuzzle activity was also a great choice, the topic is really engaging ‘Dating’, and I can see students enjoying it while improving their listening skills.In fact, I’ve chosen this activity to be carried out in my class. We will see the results!
    I completely agree with your reflection on reading habits, very similar to mine, you made some great points which I really see eye to eye. Reading for pleasure, of course ;) . The Timetoast timeline on literature is another fantastic resource, making it easier for students to connect historical context with literary works. And, of course, the websites with extra resources are incredibly useful! I’ll definitely be checking them out for my own classes.
    Honestly, I know how much effort goes into designing these activities, and I really appreciate the thought and planning behind them.
    Looking forward to seeing more of your work! Although, unfortunately, the course is coming to an end. 😊👏

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