Welcome!

 Hi everyone, 

I am Javier, an English teacher from Granada. This blog is going to be about the implementation of ICT focused on the teaching of English as a foreign language in Primary Education. I am a civil servant from the year 2016 and developing my professional career on schools in the Andalusian community. I have a deep knowledge of the English language given that my educational background and personal experiences. I hope this blog will be useful and interesting for all of you. 

 

Here you can find some links to resources, as a way of warming up for our "trip". 

1. BBC Learning English – Free resources from improving your English.

2. Duolingo – Interactive app or website for learning English as a game.

3. Cambridge English –materials and exams for teaching and learning English.

See you! Let's start our English journey!

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