Research shows that building a sense of community in the classroom is an integral part of creating a positive learning environment. Community building begins on the first day students and [...]
Emotional Literacy can be a remarkable aid for teachers [and students] to broaden the potential within the classroom. When the actual variety and diversity of us all is understood and fully [...]
The project that started two years ago with the publication of Ei4ESL has happily arrived at its destination and training sessions specifically for EOI teachers of «exceptional students» will see [...]
As a language teacher in adult education I have not always found it easy to get adequate resources when meeting students with learning difficulties in our groups. I remember my first job [...]
Standardised tests have never been fair to dyslexic candidates. There seems to be no such thing as a standardised test for a dyslexic thinker simply because dyslexic minds are not [...]
Foreword Having asked all the questions to professionals of the mind in numerous Emotional Literacy training courses, as an ESL teacher in Adult Education I would now like to share with my [...]
In this workshop led by Jessica Byrne (Dyslexia Assessor) and Clare Francis (Special Needs Teacher) we were given indications from Dyslexia Gibraltar to help our students / relatives with [...]
TAKE THE TEST What works for dyslexic students helps absolutely all students During the current academic year I have been leading this INCLUSIVE PRACTICES [...]
I have just completed this brilliant webinar by Amanda Hornby from the British Dyslexia Association, which has been an eye-opener for me to help Mark (my student with dyslexia) develop his [...]
Dyslexic thinkers have brilliant ideas yet serious difficulties to express them in writing. Let’s not let them fall through the cracks of the system. a high proportion of prisoners [...]
