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10 Strategies for Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

11/4/2020

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The Power of Children's Books (Part 1)

10/23/2020

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The Mind, Brain, and Relationships Triad

10/20/2020

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Watch this video for a brief introduction of this week's topic presented by neuroscientist Dr. Daniel Siegel!

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Let's Talk About it: The Importance of TEFL (Facebook Livestream)

10/11/2020

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Multiple Intelligences (MI) and why schools must support them

10/6/2020

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Welcome back to the blog! This week, I will be discussing the theory of multiple intelligences (MI) from psychologist Howard Gardner and why schools must support all intelligences.

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Let's Talk About it: the Block Application (Facebook Livestream)

9/28/2020

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A Glimpse Into the U.S. Education System: The Good, the bad, and the ugly

9/22/2020

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Overview: Welcome back, education enthusiasts! As a continuation of last week’s Facebook Live, I am delving deeper into my critique of the U.S. education system. So, this week, I am addressing the pros and cons of our education system that I have gathered from research and personal experience. Let’s get started!

Note: For a different angle on the U.S. education system, check out the video I pinned at the top of this post. This short animated film follows the story of a father and son and their experiences in an American workplace and school.

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Let's Talk About it: Myths about teachers (Facebook Livestream)

9/14/2020

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In this week's livestream, I addressed three common myths about teachers (from "50 Myths and Lies that Threaten America's Public Schools").

1) Myth #10: Teachers are well paid
2) Myth #11: Merit pay is a good way to increase the performance of teachers
3) Myth #14: subject-matter knowledge is the most important asset a teacher can possess

If you have any more questions/comments, please continue to post those as a response to this video. We still need to address these myths to promote change and respect for teachers.

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First week of college update!

9/8/2020

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Welcome back to the blog! I officially started school last Monday, so I’d thought I’d let you know how my first week has been.

Note: Let me know if you like this “week in the life” content! I’m trying to add variety to my style of posts. I also added some gifs to spark some joy and more variety (we all need a pick-me-up sometimes). If this isn’t your cup of tea, what kind of content would you like to see? Let me know in the comments!

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10 Tips on How to Survive Virtual Learning

9/1/2020

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I created a school supplies list for virtual learners!
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Overview: Welcome back, education enthusiasts! The new school year is upon us, and for those of us still stuck at home and who will continue down the “distance learning” rabbit hole, we face another year of uncertainty.

So, in this post, I will be introducing 10 tips and tricks that are the keys to surviving another unique school year. We’re all in this together!

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10 Strategies for Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

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The Mind, Brain, and Relationships Triad

Let's Talk About it: The Importance of TEFL (Facebook Livestream)

Multiple Intelligences (MI) and why schools must support them

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Let's Talk About it: the Block Application (Facebook Livestream)

A Glimpse Into the U.S. Education System: The Good, the bad, and the ugly

Let's Talk About it: Myths about teachers (Facebook Livestream)

First week of college update!

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