How Neuroplasticity Transforms English Learning Have you ever wondered why some students seem to “get it” faster than others when learning English? The answer isn’t just about talent or memory—it’s about the brain’s incredible ability to change and adapt, a phenomenon known as neuroplasticity. Neuroplasticity refers to the brain’s capacity...
Understanding how the brain works -it’s a powerful tool for educators. By aligning teaching with neuroscience, educators can unlock more effective, compassionate, and engaging strategies for their students. Brain knowledge should be part of every teacher’s toolkit: 1. It enhances teaching strategies Memory and learning: Knowing how the brain stores...
. El poder del storytelling en la educación En un mundo saturado de estímulos y distracciones, lograr captar —y mantener— la atención de niños y adolescentes en el aula se ha vuelto un auténtico desafío. Sin embargo, hay una herramienta ancestral, simple y profundamente efectiva que sigue demostrando su poder:...
Social Emotional Learning What is Social-Emotional Learning? Social-emotional learning (SEL) refers to the process of acquiring and applying social and emotional skills necessary for understanding and managing emotions, setting and achieving positive goals, feeling and showing empathy for others, maintaining positive relationships, and making responsible decisions. It plays a crucial...
In the world of early childhood education, stories aren’t just a pleasant part of the day — they’re powerful tools for growth. From Reception through Year 1, storytelling helps young learners build the foundations of language, emotion, and empathy in ways nothing else quite can.(Freepick image) Words that Work Language...
Music is an amazing tool for teching languages Songs are a wonderful resource for the class. Why? Because they: Develop the ear Teaching pronuntiation,intonation,stress Use repetitive language Songs have: Beat Rhyme &rhythm Language in context Lots of repetition Songs are an excellent tool for: Transitions TPR Phonological awareness Comprehension Language...
¿Sabías que cuando ves a alguien hacer algo, tu cerebro lo «imita» sin que lo intentes? Esto se debe a las neuronas espejo, un tipo especial de células cerebrales que permiten a nuestro cerebro comprender las acciones de los demás, y más importante aún, aprender de ellas. Breve reseña sobre...
Assessment is a milestone in education When assessing oral work with very Young learners. It is important to provide a supportive and encouraging environment, vocabulary usage, pronunciation, and communication skills. Opportunities are crucial to practice their oral skills regularly, offer cosntructive feedback, and celebrate their progress(a portfolio is a great...
Some reasons to use games in class: *Students use language while enjoying *Games create a sense of closeness within a class. It is a great opportunity to foster cooperative values, for class participation and healthy competition *Another aspect: Young children learn to accept rules, how to behave, to work with...
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