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KS3 French and GCSE French Writing Marksheet

French Writing GCSE and KS3 Marksheet I started teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) in an adult education college in 2009 and although I did set writing homework, it was voluntary. So, I wasn’t obliged to do lots…

March 27, 2018
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How To Learn Vocabulary for Modern Languages

How To Learn Vocabulary Effectively For modern languages, you need vocabulary to communicate well. However, students often find it difficult to remember words and sentences they are taught in the classroom between lessons. Some learners equally struggle to know how to…

March 22, 2018

Je me présente!

Hi! I’m Sabina, an insanely passionate ESOL and MFL teacher with 10 years teaching experience in private, online, secondary and further education settings. At the moment, I am teaching English to adults in a college environment, as well as French and German at secondary level.

To no extent am I ‘The Ideal Teacher’ since I am definitely a ‘work in progress’, when it comes to teaching . However, I stand by the philosophy of teach・reflect・discuss・learn・create・repeat in order to strive towards becoming a better teacher.

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