This is the "Triple A Model" for lesson planning. Do you find it useful? Would you apply it for your daily lessons? Why/not? Find out more about it on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesson_plan
No glasses at hand? LISTEN HERE Halloween is probably one of our favourite celebrations. We have this one chance to put on our best black dress and a conical crown, maybe some accessories and make-up as well. And we can dance around the cauldron without anyone suspecting of our true identity. The truth is, not only teachers but also the majority of children and teens absolutely enjoy Halloween and all the activities around it. Be it the games, the sweets or the costumes, they do look forward to this celebration. Paradoxically, many parents seem not to like it much as they consider it against their national traditions. What do you do when parents show their discomfort about Halloween celebrations? My word has always been the same: when we teach English, we teach much more than just a language. We attempt to create an open mind regarding different cultures. Besides, it is a great opportunity to discuss the cultural background and history of this and other celebrations as well....
Hi everyone! This is something I have prepared to share with my students and the community. Due to the well-known restrictions because of the pandemic, we can't have our annual get-together. That's why we have been working on a Skillshring Platform. We will all prepare a video, podcast, review...WHATEVER, to share not only with classmates but also with the rest of students. How much do you like this idea? CLIK HERE to watch my video. Have you found my production interesting?
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