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5 bons livros disponíveis gratuitamente para você se desenvolver durante o recesso

22 de dezembro de 2015
by Marcelo de Cristo
Então, mais um ano se passou. Se você for como eu, vai olhar para as resoluções do ano anterior (aquelas que você escreveu ainda em 2014) e ver que não conseguiu cumprir boa parte delas. A tão sonhada forma física, o curso de desenho artístico e a viagem à Fernando de Noronha em 2015, por...Read More
Teacher Development
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Is teaching a lonely profession?

9 de agosto de 2015
by Rubens Heredia
Is teaching a lonely profession? Teaching, in all its forms, is an activity that requires social interaction, and this chance to interact with people while playing a role in their development is probably among the most common reasons that draw people to our profession. Nonetheless, many teachers with whom I talk to share the impression...Read More
Career, Teacher Development
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What does it take to be an English language teacher in Brazil?

5 de maio de 2015
by Natália Guerreiro
I think I must have seen this question a million times: “What does it take to be an English language teacher?” “Courage” springs to mind. At least that’s what I needed when I broke the news to my dear father that I wouldn’t be a lawyer like him (“Quem não faz Direito faz errado,” he...Read More
Career, Teacher Development
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My journey to becoming an e-moderator – Part II – the time when I became an online student

2 de maio de 2015
by Michele Schwertner
Dear all, this is my second post about my journey to becoming an e-moderator. This time, I’m going to tell you about the time I became an online student myself. Some of the courses I had to take at university were only offered online. I had never done anything like that before (as a student)...Read More
Reflections about Education, Teacher Development, Technology
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My journey to becoming an e-moderator – Part I

31 de março de 2015
by Michele Schwertner
Dear all, From now on, I’ll write about my journey to becoming an e-moderator in order to reflect upon it. I realized the way online courses have evolved and my online teaching experiences intertwine. Thus, you’ll be able to accompany me in this journey to the past and to understanding what has been going on...Read More
Classroom Experiences, Educational Technology, Reflections about Education, Technology
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Seeking continuous development (part 2)

9 de março de 2015
by Rubens Heredia
Working in recruiting and teacher training, I came to notice that Knowledge and Skills (which we dealt with last month) may get your CV noticed, but what determines your success in your career in the end, are the two As in Donald Freeman’s KASA framework: Attitude and Awareness. A long time ago, during one of...Read More
Career, Classroom Experiences, Reflections about Education, Teacher Development
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Teaching and the myth of working for love

2 de fevereiro de 2015
by elainehodgson
Myths and stereotypes are inherent to a number of professions: the ignorant model, the cunning lawyer, the rude military officer, the sexy nurse, just to name a few. Intertwined with prejudice and/or limited, erroneous views, these myths and stereotypes very often cause discomfort and raise discussion. Teaching is no exception to that. Which stereotypes are...Read More
Career, Reflections about Education
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Re•sil•ience

23 de julho de 2014
by cecilialemos
/riˈzilyəns/ noun: resilience; plural noun: resiliences 1. the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity. 2. the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.   Some of you may be wondering why I am talking about resilience in a blog post for English teachers, but for some reason I think...Read More
Reflections about Education, Teacher Development
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