22. Teaching English through the Lens of Social Media and Influencer Culture

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Recorded26 Oct 2023

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In this episode of the Anti-burnout for English Teachers podcast, I give you a peak into my classroom and my process of implementing a collaborative assignment that explores the world of podcasting and social media influencing. I talk about my strategies for divided students into groups based on their job roles, assessed their ability to produce podcasts, and created a fake Instagram account to promote their work. Through this assignment I dive into the importance of collaboration, the challenges of maintaining authenticity in a curated online identity, and the connection between English literature and the influencer phenomenon. Tune in to for strategies to engage students in this contemporary and relevant assignment!

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