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Multilingualism in the classroom (based on the MULTEMO Project)

New online courses from the British Council

A black belt at learning from experience

Published by BETA-IATEFL • on 01/07/2012 • in Publications

A keynote presentation by: Adrian Underhill, Pilgrims, UK, e-mail: adrian@aunderhill.co.uk

Download the ppt on A BLACK BELT AT LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCE

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