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Why we need to read aloud – Didau

Både PPT- bilderna under de 25 minuternas presentation och de punkter som togs upp finns på länken: https://learningspy.co.uk/reading/why-we-need-to-read-aloud/ Resten av tiden bestod  av frågor från publiken. 

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