Teacher reflection / advice Archives - Page 9 of 19

Teaching a small class can be an advantage, even when learning graphing skills where more data typically makes for more

The Building Blocks of Reading: How Letter Sound Identification Shapes a Child’s Reading Journey”

Understanding letter sounds forms the cornerstone of a child’s journey into the world of reading. It’s not just about recognizing

Yesterday, September 7, the Year 11th students organized a bike ride. The meeting place was set under the Stary Most

Dear Middle School Parents, Welcome to the start of another exciting school year at the English International School of Bratislava.

Hello everyone, I hope we’ve all had a great summer and enjoyed our time off. As the time approaches for

One day before the holidays, I asked my 10th grade biology students a trivial question: Why do they go to

As teachers, we spend our days focused on nurturing the minds of our students within the walls of our classrooms.

Welcome to our School Pet Club, where students from Primary come together to celebrate and learn about our amazing pets.

As a teacher at an IB school, I’ve often wondered how to make oral exams less stressful for students while