Language as a Tool, Not the Goal; Because Communication matters MORE than perfect grammar!Let’s be real—no one falls in love with a language because of grammar drills. No one wakes up thinking, “I can’t wait to conjugate irregular verbs today!” (If they do, I respect them, but we live in different worlds.😅) People learn languagesContinue reading “From Teacher to Learning Architect”
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Uncover the Mystery: Hidden Treasures Await!
My co-creator Shusha Oliveira and I, are so excited to share our newest creation with you—L’Affaire du Trésor Caché! 🔎 This thrilling board game, inspired by the classic Clue (or Cluedo), lets you step into the grand Versailles palace of France, uncover secrets, and solve an exciting mystery. 🏰 Your mission? Figure out which treasureContinue reading “Uncover the Mystery: Hidden Treasures Await!”
History through theatre
What do you do when majority of your energetic grade 4 students who are non-native speakers of English are struggling to understand their History lessons? Granted that the ground realities were such that some students were several years below their grade level in English literacy and others had learning disabilities. Considering this, how can theContinue reading “History through theatre”
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