I went to a very interesting event today, and as there was quite a bit of tweeting going in, I had a go at Storifying it. I can’t publish the story here directly, but do follow the link, if you’re interested. It was my first go, so don’t be too harsh on me, constructive criticism welcome.
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- Schools: applications now open for a EU decision-making simulation exercise in November: ow.ly/ldmoR Deadline: 28/6 15 hours ago
- Check out the Tyneside cinemas MFLangs season & other teaching resources that may be helpful on our Pinterest board: ow.ly/lcFEJ 19 hours ago
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- Interesting piece on the "English paradox" in EC translation - dominance of EN means more languages needed not fewer ow.ly/l7Kji 4 days ago
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