TESL 0130- Activity 3 - Think Aloud

This Think Aloud activity was pretty nifty, I needed to use the tool screencastify (there was another option but I used this one) and it took a few seconds to figure out how to use it properly, sadly this thing kept cutting me off, hahah or I'm just a slow reader 😂.. Anyways, I really did like this tool, I'll for sure keep it in my bad of tricks.



https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5mAdObwq1xjb0I4LUN4YnBfWWc/view





Reference:

Now Staff. (2017). Survivors of residential school tell their stories. Retrieved from:  https://nowtoronto.com/news/residential-schools-survivors-stories/

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