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III Encontro Paraibano de Professores de Inglês.

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Capacitação sobre: Trabalho com Pessoas com Deficiência Visual - Instituto Dos Cegos Da Paraíba Adalgisa Cunha.

Braille is not a language!!!!

What Is Braille? ->  Braille is a system of raised dots that can be read with the fingers by people who are blind or who have low vision;

What Does Braille Look Like? ->  Braille symbols are formed within units of space known as braille cells. A full braille cell consists of six raised dots arranged in two parallel rows each having three dots;

Contracted braille (Our contraction) ->   Is the system of cells used individually or in combination with others to form a variety of contractions or whole words, for example, these "short cuts" are used to reduce the volume of paper needed for reproducing books in braille and to make the reading process easier.    

Translation from the picture above

hey guys

what?

I said hey guys

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Fun ways to teach English collocations | British Council

Do your students have difficulty deciding which words go together in English? Tim Warre, who won our most recent Teaching English blog award, lists his most effective tips.

Tim R. Warre brings different ways in how to teach collocations! I really think the importance of teach collocations is because of their useful in the language, as phrasal verbs for instance. And also  because the first time I've heard about was at Letras course with Sir. Ribamar. 

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Am I a real Teacher? What make me feel a real Teacher? What really matter to my pupils? (Ribamar always uses this word).

The photo above was taken at Burity, by PIDID's project. The theme was about Sexism; During the class what most called our attention was their own report about sexism. They, and even us, do not pay the real attention in how sexism be part of our reality, society and in our daily life. For us, members of PIBID, was so pleasurable to hear their life experience, because they are too young to get these experiences. Boys and girls do not only share about sexism, but they also share about harassment. We and the teacher supervisor feel shocked to hearing that. Bit it was a great opportunity to talk about, not only sexism but other transversal issues, as harassment for example.

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TESL-EJ Publication

#JillBurton #PhilQuirke #CarlaLReichmann #JoyKreeftPeyton

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#PrecisoEnsinarOLetramento? #NãoBastaEnsinarALerEEscrever? #AngelaBKleiman