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As educators within the African community, we are aware that our students come from diverse backgrounds and have unique learning styles. Embracing this diversity and creating an inclusive environment in our classrooms is paramount to empowering all our students. The following are five strategies that can help us achieve this goal:
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Many different approaches are used in language learning but not all are best suited to every learner. Inquiry-based learning allows students to take their learning in different directions best suited to their interests and skills. The following are four reasons why you should consider using Inquiry-based instruction.
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It is essential to have a clear understanding of the nuances within language instruction. In the English language space, three key components often come up namely grammar, usage, and mechanics. While these terms are sometimes used concurrently, they actually represent distinct aspects of language. Let us look into the differences between grammar, usage, and mechanics, and highlight their significance.
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Let us dive into the world of language and discover how we can empower our students to become confident writers and communicators. Grammar, usage, and mechanics are the three pillars that support effective language skills, and they are vital for our student's success in English.
When students think about their future careers, they envision a steady job within one industry and successfully climbing the corporate ladder. The reality is that people change not just jobs but careers as well, and their interests evolve. Here are Five tips to give to your students when they are in the process of choosing a career:
As educators, we constantly look for ways to prepare our students for the real world that exists around them. From teaching them how to read, write, and calculate. To the less tangible skills we teach such as working in a team, thinking critically, and being curious about the things they encounter on a daily basis.
Literacy is fundamental to reducing poverty, building life skills, and achieving gender equality. And yet there are about 773 million youth and adults in the world who can’t read.
Creating a positive classroom climate may seem challenging at first glance but there are three fundamental factors that can get you started. Below are the top three factors to creating a positive climate classroom that we believe you should have a look at.
When there is so much to take in, learning barriers can feel like swallowing an elephant. It's easy to get lost, wondering where to begin. Understand that students learn in different ways, just as they struggle differently.
This worsens when students face multiple barriers to learning at once, thus creating more difficulties. These challenges can shift and change as students progress in their education journey. It is only by understanding and identifying the common barriers we can prevent them from getting in the way in the first place.