If you’ve been playing Kahoot in your classroom, you may have heard of Kahoot Jumble. Jumble is a take on Kahoot that is based on […] Read More
Author: Samantha Decker
As 2016 comes to a close, I’d like to share some of my favorite lessons and activities that I tried for the first time this […] Read More
The advent of Google Street View has allowed language teachers to bring culture closer to students than ever before. Even more recently, though, businesses and […] Read More
This is the 15th post in a series on using iPads in the language classroom. Click here to view an index of previous posts. In this […] Read More
With la rentrée right around the corner (or already past for some of you), it’s time to think about those all important first weeks of […] Read More
Since the #Authres August initiative was shared by Sara-Elizabeth of Musicuentos, tons of language teacher bloggers have been sharing their resources. As my addition, here […] Read More
Language teachers are divided about whether or not it is appropriate to assign students target language names. On the pro side, some teachers feel that […] Read More
For the past four years, I have been the advisor to our school’s French Club. Before starting the club, I met with veteran French teacher […] Read More
Summer’s an important time for teachers. While many of us take some time to relax and unwind, it’s not uncommon for teachers to use this […] Read More
Many of you have probably heard of Humans of New York, the photo project featuring portraits and interviews of people seen on the streets of […] Read More
