This is an activity I shared at the 3rd ELT lesson jam. It was first published on Freeed, a wonderful community made by teachers for teachers: https://www.freeed.com/articles/1854/johari-windows-for-elt. The idea is taken from Pilgrims Longman Resource Book ‘Alternatives’ by Richard and Marjorie Baudains, as was the one with the virtual Cuisenaire rods. It borrows the concept
@iatefl_besig That was an amazing #conference #plenary! Can't wait to see where the discussion will take us tomorrow. I love the new design, too! 💯💣
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Read More@iatefl_besig It will definitely be an amazing pre-#conference #event with this lineup! 👏👏🤩
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Read More@rachel_tsateri Congrats! You'll rock it! 😍
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