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Dear all,  

               Glad to share the latest article of Ms.Kritika Dhiwahar, ELT & Theatre Trainer of Velammal, for Cambridge Connected : Teachers of Tomorrow. It was published on the 9th of July 2019 keeping Delhi schools' reopening schedules in mind, but stays relevant to our parched Chennai too. Hope you all enjoy it.

 https://connectedtot.com/2019/07/09/summer-tips-for-teachers/


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