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Tag: bilingualism

March 4, 2021 danielle

How musical influences (and singing!) can bring about change in your classroom: Following Yseult

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A lovely evening with my friend (and fellow teacher) and our families ✨ Bordeaux was extra beautiful tonight...
I actually won something!! I am so excited! I have enjoyed learning from #kaysemorris for a while now and I’m so happy to be able to try out “the real deal” 🤩. #ceoteacher #teacherlife #teachenglish #teacherspayteachers #thebusinessofteaching #startabusiness #myownboss #womenlead #lessonplans #lifeinfrance #teacherpodcasts #bestpodcastsforteachers
Read a bilingual book this summer! Pick up a copy of my book “Splash! Plouf!” from the link in my bio. Repost from Dadoclem ✨☀️🌸
Good morning world! We’ve been busy preparing for new adventures over here and sometimes it’s just nice to stop and take in a beautiful morning like today ☀️✨
Have you ever wondered if international schools automatically turn their students into respectful kids? Read my latest blog post to find out the answer AND get tips on how to teach respect in any ESL or ELA classroom. Link in bio!✨
This #ceoteacherpodcast by @kaysemorris is 🏅🏅🏅🙏🏼🙏🏼💛✨
Google Translate I love you! No, strike that! I adore you!!! Do you remember the time when we had to translate by hand? I do, like the time that my husband and I bought our first home in Sweden and I had to translate e v e r y t h i n g for him 😬 Anyhow, now you can just scan a text or dictate...✨
Quotes for teachers to inspire positive change in themselves and their classrooms. Read these quotes, and watch our videos, to help inspire you to working towards a more harmonious and inclusive classroom. Read,then breathe and drink tea or coffee and repeat.
When your bilingual child slips you a note under the bathroom door and it’s in the language that she only uses at home 🥰❤️✨

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