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Read about the Top 5 tips on using visuals and images creatively in PowerPoint Presentations. (Top Tips on Using Editable Images in PowerPoint Presentations: Visual imagery such as illustrations, charts, i... 
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The concept of teaching vocabulary to students of a foreign language is not impossible but must be approached carefully. There are several ways to deliver the information to students so that they learn the English language ’s vocabulary.
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You may have heard me talk about how Slideshare is one of the greatest opportunities in content marketing. With more than 50 Million visitors per month an.
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I previously published 21 Digital Tools to Build Vocabulary which has been widely read and quite popular with educators. Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
November 15, 2013 10:44 PM
This infographic provides 21 digital tools that help build vocabulary. It is split into the following sections: * Reference Tools * Word Clouds * Word Walls and More Why use digital tools? Here are a few reasons (and there are many more). They allow students to hear spoken words; often words are acccompanied with images, providing a deeper understanding; students may play and manipulate words; and create virtual word walls. We are told to personalize instruction today and digital tools help us do that. Teaching vocabulary is critical and these tools will provide you with resources for a range of students. For more information on the tools you might look at the original post located at http://www.learningunlimitedllc.com/2013/02/20-digital-tools-for-vocabulary/ 
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November 16, 2013 7:48 AM
This is really great. It is very helpful for students, particularly those whose first language is not English and are learning subjects in the UK.
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A few months ago I wrote a story here titled '10 things you should NEVER say during presentations'. It was shared a lot and received plenty of comments and.
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