English for Digital Natives
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The document discusses strategies for using digital tools and resources to teach English to native speakers. It provides examples of websites that teachers can use for activities like creating questionnaires based on videos, completing song lyrics gaps, listening to audio clips, setting up discussion forums, and using mobile devices. The document emphasizes harnessing technology to make English learning more engaging for students.
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