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Dunja Chamberlain

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LET'S DECIDE TOGETHER WHAT WE TALK ABOUT THIS YEAR

A new school year means new classes, new students… and probably a few new questions already! 😊


As we start this new school year, I would really like to know what would be most useful for you to talk about with other teachers this school year?


I've put a few ideas in the poll below, but please don't feel limited by them. If there is something else you would like us to discuss, add it in the comments.


And I don't only mean big pedagogical questions.

It could be something very practical you're dealing with in your classroom, something you've been thinking about for a while, something you would like other teachers' opinions on, or simply a topic you would like to explore together.


This is your community, so I would really like you to help shape the conversations we have this year.


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Dunja Chamberlain

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Hello @Everyone , I Hope you are all enjoying your summer holiday.

I am spending some time in Greece and had a wonderful encounter that I thought would be lovely to share with you.


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Dunja Chamberlain

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Really knowing my students

With August approaching, I have been thinking about the new students I will be teaching this year. I know some will be excited to be back, some will be nervous, some will be shy and some confident.


been thinking about all the students we’ll be seeing again in just a few weeks. The truth is, every single one of them will need something a little different from me.


That’s one of the things I love most about teaching… and also one of the things that keeps me on my toes. No two student are ever the same, and that’s what makes teaching so interesting.


It got me thinking…

When you’re planning a lesson, what’s one difference between your students that you always try to keep in mind?


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