#13: Reading aloud to students. An interview with George Jacobs

Extensive Reading Podcast

Jan 19, 2018Education

Reading aloud is often seen as a little more than a resource that can be used when the students’ level is too low for them to do extensive reading by themselves. However, there are those who argue that there is room in e...

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