Faten Romdhani

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*1999: Started teaching *2010: Cooperated with my inspector Mr.Melki Mahmoud and my colleagues : Ben Khelifa Abdelkader and Guritli Hayfa to write 2 extra-curricular books for secondary levels. *March 2012: Attended TESOL USA in Philadelphia and started blogging. *December 2012: Attended a training on Learning Technologies at the British Council and got a certificate *April 2013: Reading Initiative Workshop with Mr.Fitch O'Connell *2012-2013: Teacher Trainer ( Been appointed by my inspector for one year) *2012-2013: Gave workshops revolving around different topics: Lesson planning, Evaluation and Assessment ...with teachers of prep and secondary schools. *March 2014: First presentat...

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