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keziahygay posted an update 18 hours ago
I’d like to share a clip and showcase how laid-back I am in teaching and how chaotic can my students be. 🤣Joking apart, some may not accept this teaching style very well. And I know this may sound like an excuse to defend myself, but being authentic is really important. I mean, kids will be kids, and I don’t want to deprive them of having fun.…
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Totally agree! So cool to see. At this age, it’s all about having fun and enjoying the process. When kids are relaxed and having a good time, that’s when real learning happens. Amazing @keziahygay !
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In this lesson, Cynthia identifies the difference between the two pictures and constructs simple sentences.
When teacher Kiki asks Cynthia to identify “what room is this?” Cynthia struggles to describe it but, look how teacher Kiki patiently encourage Cynthia by telling what can be seen in the room.
To give Cynthia an idea what room it is,…
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In this lesson, Teacher Hanje asks Castle a few questions and encourages him to answer in full sentences.
Castle struggles to express his answer and build sentence structure. Teacher Hanje waits and lets her student compose the sentence himself, and corrects him promptly.
It’s crucial to give our students space to think and put effort…
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Nadia posted an update 2 days ago
🎉 LIVE this Friday!
📅 April 25 | 🕒 3:30 PM BJT / 9:30 AM SASTTeacher Amanda’s Welcome Board is more than just fun visuals—it’s a powerful way to build rapport and assess your students from the very first hello 👋
Join us as we dive into practical tools for first lessons that connect and evaluate—all ClassIn-friendly!
👉 Register now under Live…
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Welcome boards have truly become an HT trademark!
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Kiki posted an update 3 days ago
In this lesson Lynn was taught how to place an emergency call. Teaching children how to place an emergency call for help is crucial for their safety and well-being. Here’s why:
*Empowering Children:*
1. Life-saving skills: Knowing how to call for help in an emergency can be a life-saving skill for children.
2. Independence: Teaching children how…
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Blue posted an update 3 days ago
In today’s class, Tina worked hard to pronounce the word “Festival,” a new phrase in her vocabulary journey.
With consistent encouragement and modeling from Teacher Lisa and with repetitions, Tina gradually gained the confidence to pronounce the word.
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Lara posted an update 5 days ago
These mazes are not only great for sentence construction, but also for practicing vocabulary and story telling as well.
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Such a great idea and so simple to setup! Really cool!
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Nadia posted an update a week ago
Have you ever walked into an assessment lesson ready to shine — full of ideas, energy, and games — only to be met with a student who’s silent, shy, or totally distant? 😶
Yup. We’ve all been there.
But guess what? That moment doesn’t have to feel awkward — it can be the start of something amazing. 💡💬In our upcoming workshop, we’ll show you how to:…
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Shoutout to our amazing trainer @Melissa for this fun and interactive ClassIn tutorial featuring one of her favorite activity — Tic-Tac-Toe! 💡
A timeless classroom classic, Tic-Tac-Toe isn’t just a game — it’s a powerful tool for vocabulary practice, quick thinking, and engaging learning. 🙌
In this tutorial clip, Melissa shows us how easy it is…
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This is so amazing @Melissa 😍
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Your tutorials are sooo good!
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Wow! This is unique 😍
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Brent Strydom posted an update a week ago
Workshop Series Courses – Coming Soon!
We’re turning our live workshops into full self-study courses packed with original workshop recordings, training guides, expanded insights, video tutorials, podcast clips, lessons breakdowns and downloadable resources — all in one place.
New courses will be rolling out over the next few weeks.
Check it out…
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For all the teachers who have requested tutorials on our famous scavenger hunt EDBs and a basic guide to get you started, we heard you loud and clear! 🚀🤩
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