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April has been such an good month; I had my first outstanding observation and I'm incredibly proud to still be getting lots of positive feedback for my Trivial Pursuit game. A few people have also translated it into French which is great!
Not only that, but I've found it really hard to tear myself away from Twitter recently as there have been so many amazing ideas. I love that I am constantly inspired by the #mfltwitterati, as well as teachers of other subjects who also tweet their brilliant teaching ideas. The Bad Pedagogue - Free Resources
Shaun Williams (@thebadpedagogue), who I believe is an English teacher, shared his amazing resources website. I'm sure these could be used in MFL and other subjects, and if anyone's like me, I'm sure you'll love how neat and professional these resources look.
Adobe Voice
There have been some great ideas from Carolyn (@Londoncarolyn) too. She shared a video she'd made with the Adobe Voice app. You could create your own video to show your class or even get your students to create their own.
Ultratext
Clare Seccombe (@valleseco) shared her blogpost on the Ultratext app. I've had a go at this (see below) and there are lots of ideas on how it could be used on her blog. Take a look!
@Miss_White_Hist
I came across Miss White's Twitter (@Miss_White_Hist) a while back and spent about an hour just scrolling down her page and retweeting - so many amazing ideas on her page and love how creative she is! She teaches History, but I'm sure her ideas could be adapted for MFL.
InstaEspañol
I love (and will definitely be stealing) this InstaEspañol idea shared by Wyedean MFL (@MFLWyedean). Would be great for the holidays topic!
@MissMcIntyre15
Miss McIntyre (@missmcintyre15) also regularly tweets her creative teaching ideas. She's a primary teacher, but I'm sure lots of these ideas could be used for secondary teaching too.
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