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Overflowing with Hope

Drawing on experiences that span a variety of contexts on two sides of the ocean, Shelly Page concludes our series on teaching as a gift with advice for growing students’ hope.

January 7, 2015 · Leave a comment

A Taste of Heaven on Earth

Looking for inspiration on how to give the gift of joy to our students, I opened The Valley of Vision and found this under the title “Joy:” There is no joy like … Continue reading

December 17, 2014 · 2 Comments

Weaving in Peace

Well-known TESOL professor and author, Don Snow continues our series on teaching as a gift with wisdom, from years of working cross-culturally, for giving the gift of peace.

December 10, 2014 · Leave a comment

Blessing with Gratitude

This post begins our new series on teaching as a gift. Come back over the next few weeks as we also explore teaching as a gift of love, peace, joy, light, and hope.

December 3, 2014 · 2 Comments

Reflective Teaching Practice

With wisdom from her long years as both teacher and teacher trainer, Marilyn Lewis closes out our series on the building blocks of teaching by talking about reflection.

November 26, 2014 · Leave a comment

Building block – Learner Ownership

TESOL teacher mentors Bridget Watson and Robin Schmidt continue our series on the building blocks of teaching by talking about an important aspect of classroom management.

November 12, 2014 · 1 Comment

LEARNING Activities

When I was teaching intercultural communication here in China, every year on end-of-semester feedback at least one student would say something like: I really liked this class and learned a … Continue reading

November 5, 2014 · Leave a comment

Purpose with a "p"

My ideas about teaching greatly changed…I [came] to realize teaching is not a random choice of many activities without purpose.  Teaching is like a journey which has its beginning point … Continue reading

October 29, 2014 · Leave a comment

Adapting and Supplementing Materials: A Quick-start Guide

Materials are anything used in a lesson to transfer knowledge and/or skills to the students. The most common materials are print. The most common of those is the textbook. The role … Continue reading

October 22, 2014 · 3 Comments

Huffing & Puffing

“I’ll huff, and I’ll puff, and I’ll blow your house in.” When teaching M.A. TESOL students how to design a course, I like to compare curriculum development to constructing a … Continue reading

October 15, 2014 · Leave a comment

A Gift of Love

Friend of LEAPAsia E. M. closes out our series on different types of students. She offers discernment for working with students who have disabilities.

October 8, 2014 · 5 Comments

When Depression Sits in your Classroom

Teacher and counselor Amy Young continues our series on types of students with wisdom for working with those who are depressed and suicidal.

October 1, 2014 · 3 Comments

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