Hello, my dear colleagues! Alice here with a new guest post about a topic I am personally passionate about! The article is interesting and gives a fresh perspective you might need if you want to start collaborating with parents more but don’t know where to start. The article is edited minimally to allow the author …
Hello, my dear colleagues! We have the honor to present a new series of academic articles that will explore teaching language skills to VYLs and YLs from the theoretical perspective, while also giving practical examples at the end of each article. We hope you will enjoy Meliha’s articles. Explore Meliha’s first article about teaching listening …
Hello, our dear colleagues! This time we are going back to basics! Our next writer is Noha Othman, and she’ll share her thoughts and experience on digital literacy and digital skills. We’re often entangled in many learning apps, LMSs, and distance and blended learning teaching methods, and it’s easy to overlook some fundamental ideas. Does …
Hello, my dear educators! This post is a special treat for me, and it’s written by a colleague from Romania, a primary school teacher with a knack for all things EdTech. Ionela participated in a face-to-face training in Slovenia I led in August 2022. We spent a week developing a flipped learning lesson plan and …
Hello, our dear educators! We are proud to announce our new partners, Bridge, and we are lucky to have them as our partners. We are preparing many interesting things for you, including some trainings that will be done in collaboration with Bridge in the upcoming months, but for now, we want to welcome Krzl Light …
Hello, my dear colleagues! I am super excited to share this brand new article by our young student writer contributor, Roysa Swarmi. Roysa loves writing and has volunteer experience in education as a workshop leader and teacher assistant in special needs and general classrooms. Roysa is now completing her high school education and planning to attend a …
Hello, my dear colleagues! I am super excited to share this brand new article by our young student writer contributor, Roysa Swarmi. Roysa has a love for writing and she has volunteer experience in educations as a workshop leader and teacher assistant in special needs and general classrooms. Roysa is now completing her high school …
Hello, my dear educators! Our guest writer for this month is Irina Skibenko, an experienced ESL teacher and book author for children at Smart Story Club. This short article will share some of her insights about analytical skills when it comes to writing titles in her program Young Author Experience, which will also start on …
Hello, my dear educators! A couple of days ago we had a brilliant workshop followed by a very productive discussion about green classrooms and green activities. This workshop was just a first of many free online sessions we plan to organize for all ESL teachers worldwide. This post will be very concise and it will …
Hello, my dear educators! Here’s a short piece from Owan from eltsustainable.org that discusses the mere existence of the word ‘sustainable’ in the (V)YL classroom. Simple, eye-opening, and a very quick read! Have you ever thought that you can’t plan environment language lessons for elementary? If so then you are not alone, but here are …