Dictionaries! To use or not to use? S1 E21

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Should you allow your language learners to use dictionaries in their assessments? Does it matter whether students use electronic dictionaries or apps, or a printed one, in book format? How much should a student rely on dictionaries? What dictionary skills should teachers teach their students? We discuss these questions today, and also let you know about some cool courses we’ve just finished at the Language Fuel Academy. Check them out at www.languagefuelacademy.com and if you are looking for a great set of class dictionaries for your students, feel free to browse www.resourceroom.co.nz for ideas, or contact us at NZResourceRoom@languagefuel.com.

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