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Free Workshop: How To Use Podcasts In The Classroom
Want to try using podcasts with your students, but are not sure where to start? Maybe you already use podcasts, but want more ideas on how to use them with your students?
If you answered yes to either of those two statements then you need to sign up for my free virtual workshop How to Use Podcasts in the Classroom.
Attendees will come away with practical ideas on how to integrate podcasts into existing lesson plans.
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