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It’s been a year full of challenges. Teaching a Literacy class with sensitivity can be tough. I also worked as a supply teacher in a split-level class which came with its own challenges. It is fair to say that once our summer hiatus came, I was exhausted. I decided not to teach over the summer and to take a much-needed break.
I wanted to spend time with my family and t...
You might have watched it happen: You’re mid-explanation, working through a grammar point with real care, and you can see the exact moment your class checks out. Then, five minutes later, you rephrase something on the fly, add a gesture, slow down just slightly, and suddenly heads are nodding again. That gap between “teaching at” your learners and “teaching just beyond” them ...
In 2024, the federal government introduced significant changes to its immigration policy, reducing the cap on international study permits and tightening eligibility for temporary foreign workers and perm...
I teach Literacy and CLB 1. Pictures can help students understand, but I have found that having a speaker and audio version of the students’ language is also very useful. So, I purchased a portable speaker a few months ago. It’s about the size of your hand, and I use it in the classroom. I connect to it using the Bluetooth on my iPhone. I use Google Translate and for words th...