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Hi everyone! I'm Esther Rocío from 1º Bach B.
ResponderEliminarFrom my point of view, introducing the lesson is the best way to broke the ice at the begin of the class.
Thanks of it we can remember what we did in the last session and what homework we had to do for that day.
Speaking in front of the class is a good training for those who embarrassed them speak in front of an audience.
In conclusion, teachers should propose that activity for their students to do in classes.