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Rosso come il cielo: Teaching blind students

20 de fevereiro de 2019

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

Dealing With Parents’ High Levels of Expectations

16 de fevereiro de 2019

by Henrique Zamboni

The other day I was talking to an acquaintance who has a kid that goes to a language school to study English. As this acquaintance knows I am an English teacher, she started opening up to me about her feelings towards her child’s studies and she stated that she “did not feel like her daughter...Read More

Language Acquisition, Reflections about Education

Brazilian learners, challenges, critical thinking, education, Language acquisition, learning, reflection, Second-language acquisition

Support Local Businesses

10 de fevereiro de 2019

by Fabiana Muliterno

For the past few months, I have been proudly sharing a bit of my reflections as a teacher, and this has been bringing me great joy. I never thought I would be able to write long texts, since my younger self has met a number of cruel teachers who consistently said I lacked creativity, and...Read More

Teacher Development

creativity, innovative-schools, local-business, teacher, writing

We All Need Peace Education

6 de fevereiro de 2019

by Eduardo Trindade

While deciding on the theme for my February post, I thought of the growing wave of intolerance, prejudice, hate crimes, etc., especially in Brazil, and I decided to write about Peace Education and ways in which we can implement peace education-focused instruction into the daily lives of regular schools in Brazil. Before giving you some...Read More

Reflections about Education

negative-peace, peace-education, positive-peace

Edutainment: 3 ways to combine education and entertainment

4 de fevereiro de 2019

by Beatriz Solino de Francisco

Since we are at the beginning of a new term or school year, we like reading articles and posts that are going to be useful. As you know, gamification is the new in-thing, so I will provide 3 ways of using edutainment in your classroom. A paramount point to be taken into consideration, entertainment wise,...Read More

Classroom Experiences

classroom-tasks, education, entertainment

A great place to learn: the staff room

30 de janeiro de 2019

by Marcela Cintra

Many of us made great friends in the staff room, bonding with peers on a regular basis, sharing a variety of moments when we spend most of the day in the school. The environment is usually where teachers keep their materials, books and where many of us have our snacks and coffee. An informal professional...Read More

Teacher Development

school-culture, teacher-expectation, teacher-learning

Your institution needs you in order to survive

29 de janeiro de 2019

by Isabela Villas Boas

In these times of fierce competition in the education market, if you work for an ELT institute or a school, it is not enough to be a great teacher and focus only on teaching a good class. In order to be a valued and valuable professional, there are many things you can do inside and...Read More

ELT Management, Reflections about Education

education-market, institution, job, knowledge, social media

The Soul Behind The Face – Teachers Making A Difference

24 de janeiro de 2019

by Adriano Zanetti

The academic year is just around the corner and every now and then we tend to start the New Year facing some challenges and the kind. Being an educator is not an easy task, dealing with stressful situations such as routine, and, to add insult to injury, many of us will have to perform a...Read More

Career, Classroom Experiences, Classroom Management, Reflections about Education, Teacher Development

challenges, CPD, critical thinking, motivation, reflection

Should we go against nature?

22 de janeiro de 2019

by Juan Luis Granato

When children wake up the first thing they want to do is to play. Every mum and dad can assure this, especially when their children are very young. I believe that this ‘playing’ is essential for their learning and if we focus on the ‘playing’ and guide the ‘games’, the results are remarkable. Can we...Read More

Bilingual Education, Reflections about Education

bilingual-education, reflections about education

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

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