Supporting Reading with an integrated skills Wiki
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The document outlines a project aimed at enhancing reading culture and vocabulary through an integrated wiki approach, targeting English language learning. It provides a presentation for TESOL Arabia, along with numerous references from educational literature concerning the implementation of technology in language learning. The document details research and theoretical frameworks that support these educational practices.
Supporting Reading with an integrated skills Wiki
- 1. Expanding Reading With an Integrated WikiChristine JonesJones.sensei@gmail.comPresentation for TESOL Arabia March 2010
- 2. JustificationThis project specifically targets the lack of a reading culture
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