Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash “Thus spoke an English Teacher: Professional Development Reflections for English Teachers” written and recently published by Bruno Albuquerque, is a collection of chapters that do exactly what the author sets out to do from...
Photo by Kane Reinholdtsen on Unsplash Unesco’s International Mother Language Day has been celebrated since 2000. The purpose is to celebrate that each language brings to the multicultural world we live in. In its website it is stated: “UNESCO believes in the...
To all our TDSIG members, Happy New Year and happy holidays! As the new year gets underway, we wish for peace and joy around the world. May your 2024 be productive, collaborative, and meaningful! To start off the year, here are five ideas for engaging in professional...
Assessment in education is the compass that guides both educators and students on their academic journey. It’s a critical tool for gauging progress, identifying areas of improvement, and ensuring that learning objectives are met. But assessment is not just about...
Introduction The realm of education is in perpetual motion, constantly seeking ways to elevate teaching practices and enrich the academic journeys of students. Conventional top-down approaches to professional development have often proven to be inadequate, struggling...
Greetings, fellow educators, and lifelong learners! As we embark on this exciting journey into the realm of teacher development, I’m thrilled to dive into the concept of microlearning and its transformative potential in our classrooms and professional lives....
