Now let’s discuss

2024-09-12

5 min.

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The article covers some suggestions for upgrading free discussions into ones with a useful additional outcome. The activities will work alongside most coursebooks . . .

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Kerstin Sandstrom

Kerstin Sandstrom has been an ESL professional for 25 years. She began her focus on EAP in 2008, and has been teaching at the University of Toronto for the last twelve years. Kerstin is currently the Lead Instructor for Academic Listening and Speaking with the University of Toronto’s IFP program. In this role, she has developed a focus on curriculum and assessment design, as well as presenting at international conferences.

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