September Blues and Classroom Hues

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by Katherine Reilly

Could someone please enlighten me on the matter of mandatory school attendance? Don’t get me wrong, I am clearly aware of the importance of education and identify as an avid supporter. Nonetheless, the fact that we dread the prospect of returning to our classrooms is, without a doubt, a surging feeling we have all experienced at least once in our careers. Is it our apprehension of the individuals who must surround us for the foreseeable future? The demands of our duties which, to be honest, consume a great portion of our daily routine? Bullying, demeaning behaviors, obnoxious colleagues and students, infinite papers to correct with little to no recognition of our endeavors, jeopardizing our own sanity and peace of mind…

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TeachingEnglish|British Councl – Breaking Down Barriers: Handout & Certificate

LWA/Dann Tardif

Hello TeachingEnglish community!

Thank you for coming to our event on ‘Breaking down barriers’ in the ELT classroom yesterday. It was a lovely atmosphere and the discussions in the chat were extremely interesting. We hope you enjoyed it!

Don’t miss our panel event on 5 July with Katherine and Amina answering questions on the same topic:

https://www.facebook.com/events/815806946646186

HANDOUT:

You find the handout for this session here: https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/sites/teacheng/files/2024-06/HANDOUT_KatherineReillywebinar.pdf  

CERTIFICATE

You can access the certificate here:  

THANK YOU ALL!!!