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Positive Discipline: A Classroom Environment Goal

Discipline in schools has evolved significantly over time. In the past, traditional methods like corporal punishment were commonly used to maintain order. However, these approaches often proved to be ineffective in the long term, sometimes even demotivating students. Today, many schools have shifted toward less punitive methods, relying on techniques such as extra homework or […]

Attention Getters: A Fun Way to Focus Students’ Attention

Have you ever struggled to regain your students’ attention in a noisy classroom? Instead of resorting to shouting, why not try using attention getters? Attention getters are fun, interactive phrases or actions that quickly grab students’ focus without disrupting the classroom atmosphere. These playful cues create a positive relationship with students and are more effective […]

In the photo, we see a woman sitting at a desk who looks relaxed. She is slightly leaning back with her eyes closed. On the desk in front of her, there is a notebook, headphones, and a mug, which might suggest that she has just finished working or is taking a break. In the background, there are shelves with books and some plants, creating a cozy, homey atmosphere.

Time for Teachers: How to Relax After a Day at Work

Welcome! Teaching plays a crucial role in society, often shaping students’ futures. With the responsibilities of managing educational challenges and resolving conflicts, it’s no surprise that teachers often return home tired and stressed. To help you unwind, here are some effective ways to relax: 1. A Good Book: Reading can be both a source of […]

In the photo, there is a group of children working together on a task. The children are leaning over a table, which has notebooks and sheets of paper on it. Each child is holding a pencil, and it seems that they are collaboratively solving a task or working on a project. In the background, there is a bright room with a ceiling lit by lamps.

Ideas for group work – a moment of respite for the teacher

Welcome! This blog post is designed for teachers and educators working with groups of children. We’ve compiled a variety of effective group activities that promote social and educational development while also giving you a moment of respite. Group work helps children: – Develop social skills like communication and cooperation – Build decision-making skills and independence […]

In the photo, a girl is studying at a desk in a home environment. She is wearing glasses and an olive-green sweater. In front of her, there is an open laptop, and she is smiling while writing something in a notebook with a pink pen. The desk is tidy, with a cup full of colorful pens and pencils on her right side. There is also a small flag of the United Kingdom on the desk, which might suggest she is attending an online English lesson. In the background, a blurred decor in warm, neutral colors can be seen, with a lamp, a few picture frames, and a small plant.

Pros and Cons of Online Classes with Children and Teenagers

Howdy! More and more activities are moving online, and education is no exception. The COVID-19 pandemic has only accelerated this shift. But is online learning a good solution, especially for younger students? Let’s explore its pros and cons. Advantages of Online Learning Disadvantages of Online Learning Conclusion While online learning offers convenience and innovative tools, […]

The photo shows a group of children sitting around a table playing a guessing game in a classroom or learning environment. Each child is wearing a headband with a card attached to it, displaying a word they can't see (such as “Horse”). The children are smiling, laughing, and interacting with one another as they take turns giving clues or guessing the words on their headbands. The room is bright and cheerful, with plants and pictures in the background, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere. This game promotes communication, teamwork, and vocabulary skills.

Top 6 Games to Enhance Learning for Children and Teenagers

Hello! If you’re ever looking for ways to make your English classes more engaging and fun, look no further. Learning through play is one of the best methods to help children and teenagers develop language skills. Here are six tried-and-tested games that are sure to boost creativity, interaction, and motivation in your lessons. 1. Puns […]

The painting shows a teacher and students talking. The teacher is a woman, dressed in glasses and a striped T-shirt with a red scarf, smiling as she looks at the student, who is wearing a blue T-shirt. They seem to be sitting at a table with books, perhaps reading or discussing something educational. The atmosphere is positive and supportive, which illustrates the caring and encouraging teacher-student relationship. In the background there are shelves with books, reinforcing the educational setting.

Creating a Teacher – Student Relationship

Hey! How’s it going? For many, especially children, school is often associated with negative feelings—coercion, obligation, and pointless activities. Traditionally, classrooms have operated under a power dynamic where teachers hold all the authority, and students must comply or face consequences. This has led many to question: Should education be based on fear? We believe that […]

The image shows a lively classroom scene where children are playing a game of musical chairs. The kids are walking around a circle of chairs, which are arranged with one less seat than the number of participants. The children are smiling and appear to be having fun as they try to sit down when the music stops. A teacher, standing nearby and watching the game, looks engaged and supportive. The classroom has brightly colored chairs and tables, with a relaxed atmosphere, making it an enjoyable and interactive learning environment for the students.

Fantastic Ideas for the Small Talk Method

Hi and Hello! We’re excited to share some fantastic ways to use the small talk method to develop language skills in children. This engaging approach involves brief, focused conversations that help reinforce vocabulary, phrases, and overall language ability. What is Small Talk? Small talk involves short, interactive exchanges that don’t take up the whole class. […]

In the photo we see a group of five children sitting together at a table, focused on an open book. Everyone is smiling, which suggests that they are engaged in interesting activities. In the background, you can see a colorful wall with posters or other educational materials on it, suggesting that this is a classroom.

The Role of Routine in English Classes

Welcome! You might think routine is boring, but let’s explore how incorporating it in English classes can be beneficial. We’ll show you how to make routines interesting and effective for children. What Is Routine in English Classes? Rutyna obejmuje wszelkie powtarzające się czynności podczas każdej lekcji, takie jak powitania, pożegnania i ustrukturyzowane segmenty zajęć. Why […]

In the picture, we see a group of schoolchildren standing in a classroom that has a bright, pleasant interior. Each of the children holds coloured paper in different shades (green, blue, pink, orange and red). The children are smiling and seem to be engaged in the activities. The teacher, who is wearing a white blouse, stands to the side and points at the children, probably encouraging them to complete an assignment or presentation.

Learning Through Gestures, Movements, and Mime

Hey! How have you been? As teachers, we each have unique styles, whether energetic or calm. However, we can all use gestures and movements to teach English effectively. Children love to move and explore, and they enjoy imitating gestures and expressions. This natural tendency can be harnessed to make learning more interactive and engaging. Why […]