Support for teaching online
We’ve all had to become experts in teaching online over the past couple of weeks. But thankfully, there are lots of resources online to support us and pick up some handy hints and tips.
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Teaching online: Young Learners
Thank you to everyone who joined us today for the session on teaching young learners. Here are the links to the different resources we used.
Online teaching resources
With the current scares around COVID-19, schools around the world are closing and moving towards using online platforms for minimal disruption. Whilst there haven’t been any schools closures in Spain as yet, here are some ideas in case you want to start looking into online resources.
Carnaval: chirigotas, comparsas and coros
Although the main events of Carnaval have recently finished, the atmosphere of partying continues on in Cádiz in the coming weeks and even into the summer.
Teaching teens
Last week, we asked our followers on social media whether they thought classes with adolescents should be serious and structured or spontaneous and entertaining. Here’s the feedback and some ideas for both approaches.
A short week
We’re counting down to Carnaval here in Cádiz! And, with all the festivities and local holdiays, it’s a two-day week for our teachers next week!
Living in post-Brexit Spain
Are you unsure what Brexit means for you? Perhaps you’re British living in Spain or maybe you’re thinking about making the move to live in Spain from the UK. Here’s the latest from our contact at the British Embassy here in Spain. We’ll keep you informed of all developments as we get them.
ACEIA-Málaga 2020
At the start of the month, Teresa went to the ACEIA-Málaga conference.
Who’s afraid of the big, bad wolf?
In our next ON THE ROAD follow-up post, Lucy shares some of the hints and tips from her session on working with young learners.
On the Road – Practical Pronunciation
Continuing with our series of follow-up posts from our ON THE ROAD teacher development event in Algeciras, Claire shares her thoughts on how to make pronunciation practical, and accessible, to our students.