Using Anchor Charts during Distance Learning

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Recorded13 May 2020

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In this episode of My Adventures of ESL, we will discuss strategies you can use to incorporate anchor charts in your distance learning lessons. If you are a new listener to My Adventures in ESL, I would love to hear from you. Please visit email at millie@[email protected] and let me know how I can help you today! In this episode, you will learn how you can use anchor charts to enhance your ELLs distance learning experiences. I will also share some valuable tools you can use to elevate your anchor charts. Links mentioned in Podcast Free Stock Photography that are great as visuals: Unsplash Pexels Subscribe to My Adventures in ESL to get updates about new episodes and special bonuses.

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