Hi :) I'm a freelance (mainly) one-to-one tutor in Hungary, teaching all sorts of students with different purposes: very young learners, children who need extra help with their school work, exam prep, adults, business Engish, etc. Why am I into publishing? My experience is that young and teen learners today are not too engaged with traditional ELT materials. Some of them do not want to learn English at all. On the other hand, they love to make slime, paper planes, cook, make stop-motion videos, they are also willing to make an effort to get what they want in terms of experience. The idea in mind is a collection of lesson sequences and probably worksheets built of activities like these. I can't wait :)
Taghrid Abu Sneida you need to make the permissions on the doc so that everyone can comment. Open the doc in google drive. Then click on "share" (blue button at the top right) and "get shareable link". You'll need to make sure that shareable link includes permission for people to comment.
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Just in case you aren't familiar with how to do this, I've attached a short video tutorial that I hope is helpful. (It's actually from last year's course, just in case you wonder why the community looks different.) If you are still having problems after watching, please let me know so we can work on the problem together.
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Hi Taghrid Abu Sneida I got your invitation to comment. If you are on a computer, above the space where you put specific people's names is a place where you can change the setting from 'anyone with the link can view' to 'anyone with the can can comment'. That will let other people in the group comment, too. If you aren't on a computer, the setting may be in a different location, but the idea is the same.
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