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Future and conditional tenses


Hi everyone, in today's class we have seen the following video: The Sensory Room.
We have then resolved the following questions related to the video.


1.     What teaching strategies did you learn in this video? Could you introduce some of them to your general class? 
 
2.      Why are movement and interaction so important in a class? Can you think of any particular example in which movement was used for effective learning? 

In the second part of the class we have reviewed Conditionals 1 Zero, first, second, third.

That's it for today, see you in the next post.


 



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