Welcome to the world of Teacher Little Mary!I´m Mary and I´m a Trinity College London accredited English Teacher. I have been working in the International Ed...
How do you feel when you see images of yoga poses labelled as “wrong”? It makes me wonder about teaching style, clarity and how we can best support our students
A compact and lovable city near the coast in West Sussex, Chichester has a story that begins in Roman times. What’s amazing is that the city centre retains the cross ... Read more
Homeschooling Down Syndrome: I'm excited to give you a peek into our journey of homeschooling my daughter, Aubrey, who has Down Syndrome.
Three teaching strategies for a child with Down syndrome: 1. use visuals; 2. focus on pacing; 3. one-on-one attention.
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In this post, Chrysalis Care Director, Allé Pflaumer, shares some of her journey to being one of the leaders of Chrysalis Care. It was inevitable really tha ...
It’s fall 2012, my first trimester of teaching English in Abu Dhabi. I’m at an ADEC boys school in Al Ain. There are a dozen English teachers here, and they’re seasoned professionals. That's good, because several of us are new to teaching in the Emirates this year.
Bringing Science to the People
down syndrome, disability awareness, special education, special education celebrations, world down syndrome day
Alpine work with weathered steel on the teaching building in University’s West Downs Campus in Winchester.
My love for chambray runs deep. I’ve been wearing chambray button downs for as long as I’ve been teaching. They just seem to be that classic piece that never goes out of style. I love…
Be willing to grow - which can come in many forms. Learn to embrace the ups and downs. Every experience is teaching us something. Pay attention.
Teaching kids about money can be likened to a roller-coaster ride, with plenty of ups and downs, & a few unexpected twists & turns. Books are one way...
I've made no attempt to hide the ups and downs of museum and early childhood education. I've talked openly about museum visits that go wrong and the ups and downs of classroom management. But, can I tell you how excited I am to share something that went RIGHT today? I'm teaching a workshop series on…
The Craft
Isle of Wight
