Arquivos Inclusive Teaching | RichmondShare Blog | High quality content and interaction in the ELT world

Inclusive Teaching

Should we change the words in order to change the world?

1 de março de 2023

“And, saying these words, this wicked wolf fell upon Little Red Riding Hood and ate her all up.” Little Red Riding Hood, Charles Perrault (1697) We all know that people can be mean and that horrible things are said and done daily. We all know that words can hurt. But don’t be afraid. Some...Read More

Career, Inclusive Teaching, Vocabulary

#ELT #words #Changes #English

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

22 de dezembro de 2022

by Ana Carolina Calil

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Gene Autry and The Pinafores You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen But do you recall The most famous reindeer of all? Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Had a very shiny nose And if you ever saw it You would even say...Read More

Bilingual Education, Inclusive Teaching, Language Acquisition, Reflections about Education

The Work Behind The Scenes

22 de novembro de 2022

by Henrique Zamboni

While scrolling through my Instagram feed I usually come across a lot of posts from teachers who advertise themselves as super organized and productive. It does make sense since being a teacher requires a set of skills that we learn to develop throughout the years. Another kind of post which is usually seen is the...Read More

Career, Inclusive Teaching, Reflections about Education, Teacher Development

career, reflection, social media, teacher training, teaching

Jazzing it up: Lessons from Miles Davis for our professional development

2 de dezembro de 2020

by Natália Guerreiro

As you will probably agree, inspiration comes from the most unusual places. Just now, I felt so moved by a Netflix documentary about the jazz genius Miles Davis that I had to come here and write about the lessons I believe his career may bring to our professional development as teachers. “The Musings of...Read More

#StaySafe, Inclusive Teaching, Reflections about Education, Teacher Development

art, career, challenges, CPD, creativity, jazz, Music, professional development, reflection, teacher development

Why Are We Beating Around The Bush?

17 de fevereiro de 2020

by Henrique Zamboni

The musical hit series Glee aired between 2009 and 2015. I remember watching it and thinking to myself: “What a wonderful and necessary series!”. Like most of Ryan Murphy’s work, there’s a lot of representation in it. And the fact that it focuses on teenagers making through high school makes it even more special as...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Classroom Management, Inclusive Teaching, Reflections about Education

challenges, Classroom experiences, education, reflection, teaching

Do You Shy Away From Shy Students?

16 de outubro de 2019

by Henrique Zamboni

It goes without saying that teachers of teenagers often worry about how fun and dynamic classes must be so as to keep students engaged and motivated. So pervasive is this concern among professionals who teach youngsters that we sometimes tend to disregard the importance of taking into account the quieter and shyer students in our...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Classroom Management, Inclusive Teaching, Reflections about Education

challenges, Classroom experiences, reflection, teaching, teaching teenagers, teenagers

5 Film and Series quotes that help us become better teachers

9 de abril de 2019

by Rubens Heredia

Most of us cannot watch a film or an episode of our favourite series without trying to identify scenes that could be used in our lessons, right? Even if we just want to Netflix and chill, it just seems to be hardwired in our brains. In this post, I’ll take a look at some of...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Inclusive Teaching, Reflections about Education

critical thinking, education, EFL, reflection

Rosso come il cielo: Teaching blind students

20 de fevereiro de 2019

by Rodrigo Fagundes Correia

Last month I mentioned some important aspects to bear in mind when a teacher or a school welcomes a visually impaired student in the classroom. Two of them are fundamental for a successful learning environment, especially for the blind: Firstly we must understand their level of impairment and then most importantly, we shall never underestimate...Read More

Classroom Management, Inclusive Teaching, Resources

inclusion, visual impairment

Teaching Visually Impaired Students. First Things, First.

20 de janeiro de 2019

by Rodrigo Fagundes Correia

Brazil is a large country with a population of over two hundred million inhabitants. Within this group, six million people face some sort of visual impairment, ranging from thirty percent of visual acuity – which means that the subject needs to be at a distance 70% shorter to be able to see the desired object...Read More

Inclusive Teaching

inclusive education, inclusive teaching

Fighting Bullying with Inclusivity: A success case

20 de novembro de 2018

by Rodrigo Fagundes Correia

Earlier this month I mentioned to a dear colleague that I started my teaching career as a part-time job just to make ends meet. What is also true is that it did not take me long to quit everything I was doing at the moment and dedicate myself full-time to the profession. Little did I...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Inclusive Teaching

Classroom experiences, inclusive education, inclusive teaching

1 2 3 OLDER