Blog
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The Teacher’s Desk: The New Era of Salvadoran Education
We are seeing a massive shift where parents are actually choosing public schools over private ones because they simply can no longer afford the $60 or $70 monthly tuition. This puts a huge spotlight on our public system. It is an exciting time, but it is also a bit overwhelming.
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The “Next Slide” Blues: Making Online Learning Actually Feel Real
We can do better. Technology isn’t just about replacing a chalkboard with a digital slide; it’s about making the connection between us feel alive again.
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Teaching Beyond the Screen: My Journey Through Online and Onsite Language Education
The world of teaching has changed more in the last five years than in the previous fifty.
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The Approval Trap: Why I Almost Sacrificed My Career for Student Praise
Why do teachers feel like what they are doing is not enough, even though they are doing great? This is a common concern for many teachers, and it is mostly due to insecurity.
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The ‘Secret’ Way to Talk About Your Plans (Without Always Using ‘Will’)
If you want to sound like a natural English speaker, the kind of person who sounds confident and relaxed, there’s a much better way.
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Speaking Over Swiping: Why I Switched My Students to Tomo Voice Notes
As a language instructor, I realized that most apps are teaching us how to be great “students”, the kind who can pass a multiple-choice test, but they aren’t teaching us how to be “communicators”.