Learning with Art

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Students from PMAR have been presenting their favourite paintings orally.
During the first session, the students gathered information about their selected paintings with the support of online dictionaries. Later, they elaborated a script for guiding their oral presentation.
In the second session, we could listen to their magnific performances.
These are some of their choices.
Hope you enjoy!

Teacher: Victoria García Torrecillas











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