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Chapter 17 has many resources that I can later on look further into. It talks about equipment and teaching aids that every class room should have. I don't believe all of them are necessary. I agree with a whiteboard because it is very practical. Computer or iPad for listening and showing certain clips, be it audio or video, and articles. iPads con also be used to show drawings, objects, newspapers etc. A combination of different materials and aids is helpful. Also all the web pages mentioned (which I will later go back and review) are going to be of great value to help me find lessons, because I still have no idea what order to follow when I start teaching. What do I teach first? Words, Nouns, verbs, past, present or future.
