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Welcome to a new month here at Special Education for Beginners! All February long we will be discussing a topic that many special educators encounter but don't always feel fully prepared to support—English Language Learners.In this introductory episode, we're breaking down the basics of English as a Second Language (ESL) and how it intersects with special education. Many special educators encounter English Language Learners (ELLs) but often struggle to distinguish between language barriers and learning disabilities.  

Are you struggling to find the right resources to effectively support your ELL students without spending hours on lesson planning?In this episode of the Equipping ELLs podcast, host Beth Bochet shares her top five essential resources for ESL teachers looking to support their English language learners (ELLs) effectively. Whether you're navigating lesson planning for diverse classrooms or searching for tools that truly make a difference, this episode delivers actionable insights. Beth discusses the importance of phonemic awareness, the power of visual aids for vocabulary retention, and how digital libraries can transform accessibility for students. She highlights key resources such as Hegarty Phonics, SnapWords, and Nearpod, explaining how these tools foster engagement and growth.Additionally, Beth emphasizes the flexibility and comprehensive support offered through the Equipping ELLs membership. From downloadable K-12 lesson plans to interactive training and a vibrant educator community, this membership ensures teachers have what they need to succeed. Learn why personalized resources, adaptable curriculums, and consistent student check-ins are crucial for fostering literacy and confidence in ELLs.Resources & LinksJoin the Equipping ELLs MembershipShop our TpT Store⁠⁠⁠Join the Equipping ELLs MembershipShop our TpT StoreHeggerty PhonicsSnap WordsReading A-ZEpicUnite for LiteracyNearpodFlocabulary

In today's episode, you will learn more about what it's like to be an ESL teacher. You will also learn new English study tips and get inspired to continue learning English.If you want to sign up for the free English email newsletter, go to https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/newsletter

In today's episode, you will learn more about what it's like to be an ESL teacher. You will also learn new English study tips and get inspired to continue learning English.If you want to sign up for the free English email newsletter, go to https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/newsletter

In today's episode, you will learn more about what it's like to be an ESL teacher. You will also learn new English study tips and get inspired to continue learning English.If you want to sign up for the free English email newsletter, go to https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/newsletter

In today's episode, you will learn more about what it's like to be an ESL teacher. You will also learn new English study tips and get inspired to continue learning English.If you want to sign up for the free English email newsletter, go to https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/newsletter

Luke Thompson is an ESL Teacher, Podcaster, and Stand Up Comedian.Check out Luke's work:Podcast: https://teacherluke.co.uk/YouTube: @LukesEnglishPodcastTwitter: @EnglishPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode, you will learn more about what it's like to be an ESL teacher. You will also learn new English study tips and get inspired to continue learning English.If you want to sign up for the free English email newsletter, go to https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/newsletter

With the number of English learners constantly rising and permeating not only large urban areas but also spreading into suburbs and rural towns, there's a serious need for all involved in the education of those English learners to understand the role of an ESL, ELL teacher in their district. This podcast episode was inspired by observations of both the mainstream teacher and EL teacher perspectives. So today, we will dive into the 4 major roles that an EL teacher brings to the school and why those roles are so important, not only for student advancement, but also for the entire district's success.Show Notes:Episode 120 - The Four Roles of an ESL Teacher: What Do They Actually Do?Simply Ieva offers:Free resources - sign up and keep in touch:Accommodate and Modify Your Lessons for ELs with Less than 1 Hour of Planning a Week - classroom teacher and admin checklist Free Audio Training - 3 Mindset Shifts for Instilling and Living Out a Belief that All Teachers are Teachers of Language.ESL Newcomer Teaching ChecklistProfessional development opportunities:

In this episode, we sit down with secondary ESL teacher and TESL program alumna Mona Tavajohi. Mona shares her journey from her childhood in Iran to becoming the dedicated educator she is today. She discusses her experiences leaving Iran at 29 to pursue her dream of teaching students with learning challenges in Montreal. Key topics in this conversation include special education, overcoming obstacles, and fostering community in the classroom. Mona now happily teaches at École Vanguard, a school for students with severe learning disabilities. Through a positive behaviour approach and a focus on providing a safe emotional learning environment, she aims to remove obstacles for her students, enabling them to succeed. Her interests include neuroeducation, improving reading skills for students with specific learning disabilities, and promoting social-emotional learning (SEL) in the classroom.

Kat Carbajal Mezarina works for an International Cooperation in Peru and is currently developing projects on education and gender equality in different provinces. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and is internationally certified as an ESL Teacher by Cambridge University. She has been an ambassador for The World Literacy Foundation and has a publication on US immigration policy and humanitarian impact. She has also worked in an NGO in the United States that provides legal and educational services to refugee women who are overcoming gender-based violence. Mentioned in this episode: Encanto and the overwhelming pressure put on Latinx daughters Life as a reverse immigrant – being born in the U.S. but growing up in Peru Feminism and racism in Peru How the Peruvian diaspora is influencing (or not) young Peruvians in Peru Peruvian 2021 General Elections – Castillo vs. Fujimori Repsol Oil Spill Connect with Kat: Instagram: ⁠@katpriscilla⁠ Ways to support Peruvians of USA: ⁠Sign up for our newsletter⁠ Give us a review on ⁠Apple Podcast⁠ or ⁠Spotify⁠ Become a Listener Supporter, ⁠link to Anchor⁠ ⁠Visit our Online Store⁠ and help us change the narrative with our t-shirt: “El Mejor Amigo de un Peruano es otro peruano.” Also available in feminine (“peruana”) and gender-neutral (“peruanx”) versions Follow Peruvians of USA Podcast on IG: ⁠@peruviansofusa⁠ Like our page on ⁠Facebook⁠! Follow us on ⁠LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peruviansofusa/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peruviansofusa/support

The CBC's Nancy Russell speaks with two women on PEI who are originally from Lviv, Ukraine. They recently travelled back to their home country with their ESL teacher. They were upset to see so many changes after two years of war. And on the phone-in: We speak with Dimitri Pavlounis from the group CIVIX about better ways to teach Civics in school.

Buddy Pearson meets with Socorro Cooper, an ESL interpreter for Putnam County Schools, and Nickey Philpot, the ROTC Instructor at Cookeville High School. They talk about what inspired both of them to go into military service, how helpful the role Socorro plays as an interpreter for parents in the school system, and if either of them have noticed in the schools the talk of honoring veterans has picked up. Listen to the latest Local Matters Podcast… Presented by Office Mart. Visit them at 215 S Jefferson Ave in Cookeville to see what they can do for your office News Talk 94.1 · Presented By Office Mart

Join us as we speak to Hanna (speakonwithHanna) who shares her journey learning Chinese, and how this actually helped her improve not only her Chinese Language skills, but also her teaching skills, opening up more opportunities and more income as a result.As always be sure to connect with us on Instagram (instagram.com/esltalkpodcast). You can also send your English teaching questions to esltalkpodcast@gmail.com. New Episodes are released each Wednesday. So be sure to join us each week as we continue our English teaching journey!Access over 600+ ESL lessons through our partner https://esl-curriculum.com/esl-talk/, to apply to be a guest, please visit our website esl-talk.com.Thanks as always for listening and don't forget to subscribe for new episodes each Wednesday! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Amanda and Trina interview two teachers who pushed back against using canned curriculum and discuss the sensitive nature of the stories shared by teachers and the importance of protecting their identities.  They share stories from Teacher A, a veteran ELD (English Language Development) teacher, and Teacher B, a new teacher, who both experienced the limitations and ineffectiveness of canned ELD curriculum. The hosts emphasize the vital importance of valuing teachers' expertise when developing curricula, especially for marginalized students. Check out the episode page here: https://amandawritenow.com/the-teacher-shortage-crisis-lessons-from-an-esl-teachers-stand-against-canned-curriculum/

Discover essential tools for success with your ESLs in this episode of Equipping ELLs!With insights drawn from classroom experience, we delve into five indispensable resources that can transform your teaching approach. From honing phonemic awareness through Heggerty Phonics to engaging high-frequency words with Snap Words, and from harnessing the power of digital libraries and interactive platforms like Nearpod to enriching vocabulary acquisition, this episode equips you with practical strategies to equip your ELLs. Join us as we seek to create dynamic, effective, and engaging learning environments for all students!Resources: ⁠⁠⁠Join the Equipping ELLs MembershipShop our TpT StoreHeggerty PhonicsSnap WordsReading A-ZEpicUnite for LiteracyNearpodFlocabulary

As an ESL teacher, you can sometimes feel like you're on an island. For the next 30 minutes, sit down with a veteran ESL teacher who will impart wisdom and encouragement!In today's episode, host Beth Vaucher welcomes to the show Beth Mailley. Beth Mailley is an English Language Development Specialist currently serving students in grades 1 and 2. With experience as a homeroom teacher, and now 13 years of experience in ESL, Beth has so much wisdom to share! Tune in for practical advice regarding organization, creating a schedule for meeting with students, building relationships, creating a welcoming environment, giving yourself grace and time, and more.Resources: ⁠⁠⁠Join the Equipping ELLs MembershipShop our TpT StoreFollow Beth Mailley on InstagramBeth's Blog: The ESL Teacher Life

Navigating to a new grade level and collaborating with new colleagues can be quite a challenge when it comes to being an ESL teacher. In today's episode, I chat with Sarah, who is a member of the ESL Teaching Roadmap membership.It's been a while since I talked about ESL teacher coaching, and with summertime in full swing, I know a lot of teachers have more headspace and creative flow as they are preparing for the upcoming school year, regardless of whether it starts tomorrow or in a month. For you inside my membership, the ESL Teaching Roadmap, one of the perks for members is a coaching session that they can book whenever they feel stuck in their day to day. Teachers have so many questions, but not always a person to bounce those questions and ideas off of, and that is where the ESL Teacher coaching and mentoring comes in.I know a lot of teachers have similar questions to Sarah, no matter where in the world you are, and this episode will be super helpful to you. And if you like what you heard, you can reap the same benefits as Sarah. Book a one on one call with me and get clarity on your next steps in teaching English Learners right away. In addition, to help you feel prepared for the new school year, I'm offering a 10% discount, as well as one free month inside the ESL Teaching Roadmap Membership, where you will have access to teaching materials for both newcomers and mixed proficiency classes and so much more.What you will hear about in this episode:How do you navigate grade change, for example, from elementary to secondary?How do you support students across different curriculum areas?What are the best strategies to use for teenagers with little English who are very shy to speak and quite heavily reliant on their translations, apps, and so much more?Show Notes:Episode 75 - How to Navigate Grade Transition and Collaboration with ColleaguesResources Mentioned:1:1 ESL Teacher Coaching Session - 10% discount and a free month in The ESL Teaching Roadmap membership. The ESL Teaching Roadmap – membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. Simply Ieva ESL Teachers Pay Teachers StoreLesson Planning MasterclassEssential Lesson Plan BundleNewcomer teaching checklist Connect with Ieva:Follow me on Instagram - @simplyievaeslVisit my website - Are you looking for quality, practical and to-the-point professional development as we are heading back to school? Look no further! The annual Confident ESL Teacher Summit, will take place on August 14-16, 2023. The Confident ESL Teacher Summit is completely free to register - click here for more information.

This week's guest on Parsing Immigration Policy has over 35 years of experience in immigration policy and activism, perhaps more experience than Mark Krikorian, host of the podcast and executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies. Joe Guzzardi is a California native whose journey through immigration activism began when he was teaching English as […]

This week's guest on Parsing Immigration Policy has over 35 years of experience in immigration policy and activism, perhaps more experience than Mark Krikorian, host of the podcast and executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies. Joe Guzzardi is a California native whose journey through immigration activism began when he was teaching English as a second language to adults in the Central Valley.The 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, which legalized nearly three million illegal immigrants, included a requirement to “learn English.” The INS defined this as 40 hours of English/civics instruction and the ability to show basic knowledge; as a result, enrollment in English classes went through the roof. Guzzardi noticed that many students had been living in the U.S. for years before taking the classes, but came speaking little or no English. The 40 hours of instruction were not sufficient to provide students with English language skills, yet he was pressured to sign-off on their having achieved basic knowledge.Guzzardi details his advocacy for greater immigration enforcement, which began with his writing on immigration issues in local Central California papers, and later led him to run (along with 100 others) for governor of California during the recall of Gray Davis in 2003.Krikorian closes the podcast with thoughts on this week's extension of “Temporary” Protected Status for more than 300,000 illegal immigrants from El Salvador, Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua, some having received TPS, and had it repeatedly renewed, for more than 20 years. As he notes, “There's nothing as permanent as Temporary Protected Status.”HostMark Krikorian is the Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies.GuestJoe Guzzardi is a syndicated columnist writing on immigration policy issues.RelatedJoe Guzzardi syndicated columnsInstitute for Sound Public PolicyFollowFollow Parsing Immigration Policy on Ricochet, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts.Intro MontageVoices in the opening montage:Sen. Barack Obama at a 2005 press conference.Sen. John McCain in a 2010 election ad.President Lyndon Johnson, upon signing the 1965 Immigration Act.Booker T. Washington, reading in 1908 from his 1895 Atlanta Exposition speech.Laraine Newman as a "Conehead" on SNL in 1977.Hillary Clinton in a 2003 radio interview.Cesar Chavez in a 1974 interview.House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaking to reporters in 2019.Prof. George Borjas in a 2016 C-SPAN appearance.Sen. Jeff Sessions in 2008 comments on the Senate floor.Charlton Heston in "Planet of the Apes".This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5816497/advertisement

Welcome to ESL talk! A podcast for English Teachers, by English Teachers.Join us on this fascinating journey as we explore the story of Nobel Prize-winning scientist Dian, who started teaching ESL in retirement and found herself teaching in Thailand at the age of 60. Come along for the ride, and discover the inspiring story of a scientist who refused to let age stand in the way of new opportunities and experiences in the ESL world. Follow Dian's adventures here: https://www.dianseidel.com/ As always be sure to connect with us on Instagram (instagram.com/esltalkpodcast). You can also send your English teaching questions to esltalkpodcast@gmail.com. New Episodes are released each Wednesday. So be sure to join us each week as we continue our English teaching journey!Access over 600+ ESL lessons through our partner https://esl-curriculum.com/esl-talk/, to apply to be a guest, please visit our website esl-talk.com.Thanks as always for listening and don't forget to subscribe for new episodes each Wednesday! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Love Your Expat Life, a podcast that provides you with the tools and inspiring stories to live the life you love no matter your location!    In this episode National Oceanic senior scientist, Dian Seidel expounds on her transformative journey teaching english in Thailand during her third trimester.   After decades in a fulfilling career where her work contributed to the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, Dian broke the mold by moving abroad and expanding her perspectives with her partner. She made one of her lifelong dream come true, and even after encountering many obstacles, she had the resilience to push through and make the most out of her experience in Thailand!   This trip inspired her book, Kindergarten at 60; a travel memoir story, it pushed her to become more adaptable, to strengthen her relationship with her spouse, and to truly appreciate all the bumps traveling sometimes throws at us. We also discuss: 2:36– the beginning stages of a transition 8:50– a 60 year old vision 12:00– a change in perspective 14:10– when challenges arise abroad 16:38– living abroad as a couple 20:18– letting go of expectations 22:28– gratitude 27:33– you can have an enriching life in your third trimester! 32:33– takeaways from teaching in Thailand Inspired by Dian's story? Be sure to reach out to her on her website or on Twitter (@Dian_Seidel) and if you feel compelled check out her book here. Also, you may not know this, but reviews matter a great deal to streaming platforms. The more positive reviews my podcast receives, the more potential listeners they show it to, which means more people I can reach.  So if you haven't already, please consider leaving a review.  How to leave a review on iTunes: Download the app on your phone or computer Scroll down to the bottom & click ‘write a review' How to leave a review on Spotify: Download the app on your phone or computer Click on the 3 dots at the top & click ‘rate show' Your support is greatly appreciated :)   Resources: Kindergarten at 60: A Memior of Teaching in Thailand (not an affiliate link)

This month we have been talking about how Spring can be a difficult season for teachers energy wise, and changes that teachers either need or want to implement. Today's guest, Jamie Sears, will help inspire and reinvigorate your love for teaching.Jamie and I have a heart-to-heart conversation about building relationships, having fun, setting boundaries, lesson planning and really simple, practical and actionable tips of how to work less, be happier, and make an impact you were born to make. What you will hear about in this episode:How Not So Wimpy Teacher helps teachers in the classroom provide hands-on resources to students to help them love learningHelping teachers be the teachers they want to be without leaving their personal life behindGoing from a government lobbyist position into education and now creating the resources teachers needWhy Jamie decided to write her book, and an inside look into the strategies her book, How to Love Teaching Again, will do for teachers to enjoy going to work each dayThe ways she is fighting to improve education for teachersTips for lesson planning, having a brain dump, and balancing your timeHow to work LESS and still be a great teacherPrevious Episodes:Episode 57 - How to nail your ESL Teacher interview (resume and cover letter tips) part 1Episode 58 - 3 teacher interview tips to help you get the job Part 2Episode 59 - How tutoring can be the secret sauce you need with Molly WheatleyResources Mentioned:The ESL Teaching Roadmap – membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. Simply Ieva ESL Teachers Pay Teachers StoreEpisode 16 - A new EL teacher's perspective with Kennedy MerriamConnect with Jamie Sears: Jamie's website - https://notsowimpyteacher.com/Jamie's instagram - @notsowimpyteacher      Pre-order your book here - https://notsowimpyteacher.com/pre-order Connect with Ieva:Follow me on Instagram - @simplyievaeslVisit my website - www.simplyieva.comJoin the  - Simply Ieva Facebook Group 

In this episode I was able to talk to Molly Wheatly about starting a tutoring business, and how she went from being a teacher to now coaching teachers on how to grow their own tutoring business.Sometimes when we need a drastic change, we can benefit from taking a step back and look at the parts of our current situation that are missing. Just asking ourselves a few questions such as: what we love about our job, what we wish we could change, what would make me feel like I'm making a difference, or even how we could make more money, are all pretty good indicators of where we need to go next.A lot of teachers have different side interests that help us make a more positive impact (and of course more money). Some of these are: photography, Etsy shops, copywriting, blogging, selling teacher resources, but one of the most natural side jobs could be tutoring.Starting a tutoring business allowed Molly to love teaching again where she currently teaches 5th grade. Having her full-time tutoring business led her to then help teach other teachers how to do the same. What you will hear about in this episode:How Molly began her tutoring business and branched off to help more teachers do the same.The ways in which Molly was able to systematize her tutoring business and teach other teachers her method.The steps in getting your own tutoring business started and finding a rate worth your time.Finding ways to balance teaching full-time and have a full-time tutoring businessFinding what you are passionate about leads you to finding more clients and in return more money.How hiring out was able to provide her the most growth.Related Episodes:Episode 57 - How to nail your ESL Teacher interview (resume and cover letter tips) part 1Episode 58 - 3 teacher interview tips to help you get the job Part 2Resources Mentioned:The ESL Teaching Roadmap – membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. Simply Ieva ESL Teachers Pay Teachers StoreEpisode 16 - A new EL teacher's perspective with Kennedy MerriamConnect with Molly Wheatley:Follow on Instagram @mollyawheatley YouTube  - https://www.youtube.com/@mollyawheatleyFree masterclass on how to make $1000 a month with your tutoring side hustle Connect with Ieva:Follow me on InstagramVisit my websiteJoin the Simply Ieva Facebook Group 

Sometimes we find ourselves desperate for a teacher contract in a new district, but facing unknown territory as an ESL teacher, you must navigate the stressful interview process and bet on yourself to achieve your goal of finding the perfect job.After many attempts at trying to find a new position for myself, years ago, I picked up some tips along the way. I learned about preparing for an ESL teacher interview. This is part two of an interview series. If you missed part one on the resume and cover letter, visit the link for episode 57 of The ESL Teaching Podcast. There are three main tips for nailing the interview, which are: being prepared, being yourself, and asking questions. In this episode, you will learn the following:1. What tips can help you nail your ESL Teacher interview?2. How can you use connections and 'bet on yourself' to get an interview?3. What questions can you ask in an ESL Teacher interview to gain insight into the program?Related Episodes:Episode 57 - How to nail your ESL Teacher Interview part 1Resources Mentioned:The ESL Teaching Roadmap – membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. Simply Ieva ESL Teachers Pay Teachers StoreEpisode 16 - A new EL teacher's perspective with Kennedy MerriamConnect with Ieva:Follow me on InstagramVisit my websiteJoin the Simply Ieva Facebook Group 

It seems like every year there are only two speeds within a school year: rushing to get everything covered up to the ACCESS testing, and trying to catch up and make it to the end of the school year. Sometimes it feels like we have no control over what is going on.To change the pace, I want to do a series of episodes that will allow you to take a look at how you can invigorate your life and career. That might mean taking up a hobby, starting a side passion, and other times you might be ready for a more radical change such as moving to another district or getting another job to preserve your sanity.This is the time of year to make those decisions for next year. Looking for another position brings you to updating your resume and cover letter, looking through job postings, and wondering what questions you may get asked during an interview if you get one. I want to share the practical tips to get you noticed during the interview process and where to look for job postings (and it's not just the district website).For this episode, I will cover the first part of your new job search: the resume and cover letter.  What you will hear about in this episode:Tips about the first steps to apply for a new ESL teaching position.The proper way to format your resume and what to include.How to make your cover letter effective and get noticed.Places to look for job posting other than the district website.Resources:The ESL Teaching Roadmap – membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. Simply Ieva ESL Teachers Pay Teachers StoreEpisode 16 - A new EL teacher's perspective with Kennedy MerriamConnect with Me:Follow me on InstagramVisit my websiteJoin the Simply Ieva Facebook Group 

In this episode, Shaza talks about her new role as an Instructional Designer and provides insight into some of her projects. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dina-beavers/message

Welcome to ESL talk! A podcast for English Teachers, by English Teachers.In this episode, we meet Liz Houston, an ESL Teacher of 15 years, who shares her journey of transitioning from the ESL classroom to working in support roles, building websites, designing graphics, and providing support and administration services for teachers and teaching companies.Liz explains how we can utilize our skills, knowledge, and expertise in the field of ESL teaching to pivot into different areas, and build incomes that don't involve traditional teaching approaches. You can connect with Liz and discover the services she offers at ehoustonstudio.com or elizabethhouston.techAs always be sure to connect with us on Instagram (instagram.com/esltalkpodcast). You can also send your English teaching questions to esltalkpodcast@gmail.com. New Episodes are released each Wednesday. So be sure to join us each week as we continue our English teaching journey!Access all of our episodes for free; access over 500+ ESL lessons through our partner https://esl-curriculum.com/esl-talk/, to apply to be a guest, and to support Fey during her battle with cancer, please visit our website esl-talk.com where you can find everything you need! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke Thompson is an ESL Teacher, Podcaster, and Stand Up Comedian. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/rIolbmPGKRU Check out Luke's work: Podcast: https://teacherluke.co.uk/ YouTube: @LukesEnglishPodcast Twitter: @EnglishPodcast Check me out on social media: TikTok: @englishwithkaizen Instagram: @englishwithkaizen Twitter: @tonykaizen

#tbs Biblical History & Cultures #student & #eslteacher Jacob Figueroa shares on #GivingTuesday The Bible Seminary goal for #GivingTuesday is $250,000 in support of #TBS educational ministries in accordance with 2 Corinthians 9:8 and 11Support TBS at TheBibleSeminary.edu/support#GivingTuesday #GivingTuesdayNow #thebibleseminary #TBS #students #support #katytx #houston #visionSupport the show

In this episode, I interview Nicole Baldinu, an entrepreneur and Co-Founder of WebinarNinja & The $100 MBA. She's based in Sydney, Australia. Nicole was an ESL teacher for 12 years, went to film school, and then pursued a career in entrepreneurship. After working as an ESL teacher, Nicole decided to co-develop an idea, which is The $100 MBA that was launched in 2013; later on, WebinarNinja, which was established in 2014, earned 1 million ARR in USD in 2021.  According to Nicole, the approach that small-medium business owners should develop and maintain is having an optimal state of mind because that's where your productivity depends. She said, “So the ability to call yourself out, when you recognize you're actually not in an optimal state of mind… realizing that hang on and making an emotional decision.” This Cast Covers: How Troy found Nicole Baldinu. Webinars and Podcasts. Nicole's journey before heading out as an entrepreneur. Alpha and Beta stages of The $100 MBA and WebinarNinja. What is The $100 MBA? What is WebinarNinja? How both companies are funded. Having a healthy peer system, mentors, and coaches. Keeping an optimal state of mind. The importance of resiliency. Links: Nicole's LinkedIn Nicole's Twitter Nicole's Website Additional Resources: The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses by Eric Ries Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill  How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Free Time by Jenny Blake Deploy Empathy by Michele Hansen     Quotes: “Never to promise an exact date. Those early second estimates, then you double it.” —Nicole Baldinu “You're part of this creation of something that didn't exist until you decide to make it happen. And then you see other people using that thing. That's an incredible feeling.” —Nicole Baldinu “When leading a team; you have certain standards, you have certain beliefs in the way that you want things to be in the way you think they should be.” —Nicole Baldinu “It's the creative process; nothing in business is fixed or permanent. You're constantly in flux, you're constantly in change. And that's exciting.” —Nicole Baldinu “Focus on the work.” —Nicole Baldinu   Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 

Lindsey.McCrea@gmail.com K/1 French Immersion Teacher at School District 59 Peace River South, Christian Women Life Coach at Self Employed Entrepreneur and ESL Teacher at Hangzhou International School, Certified Life Coach

Kat Carbajal Mezarina works for an International Cooperation in Peru and is currently developing projects on education and gender equality in different provinces. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and is internationally certified as an ESL Teacher by Cambridge University. She has been an ambassador for The World Literacy Foundation and has a publication on US immigration policy and humanitarian impact. She has also worked in an NGO in the United States that provides legal and educational services to refugee women who are overcoming gender-based violence. Mentioned in this episode: Encanto and the overwhelming pressure put on Latinx daughters Life as a reverse immigrant – being born in the U.S. but growing up in Peru Feminism and racism in Peru How the Peruvian diaspora is influencing (or not) young Peruvians in Peru Peruvian 2021 General Elections – Castillo vs. Fujimori Repsol Oil Spill Connect with Kat: Instagram: @katpriscilla Ways to support Peruvians of USA: Sign up for our newsletter Give us a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify Become a Listener Supporter, link to Anchor Visit our Online Store and help us change the narrative with our t-shirt: “El Mejor Amigo de un Peruano es otro peruano.” Also available in feminine (“peruana”) and gender-neutral (“peruanx”) versions Follow Peruvians of USA Podcast on IG: @peruviansofusa Like our page on Facebook! Follow us on LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peruviansofusa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peruviansofusa/support

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Welcome to the My Adventures in ESL Podcast! I want to encourage you to take the time to explore the podcast and my website My Adventures in ESL.   Are you tired of planning and looking for lessons for your Language Learners every week? If so, then I have the perfect option for you! Join my monthly lesson planning club “The Close Read Club”. Each month you will have access to lesson plans that are ready to print and go! Click here to learn more or go to myadventuresinesl.com/closereadclub.

Have you ever had to change careers? How easy was that for you? How much of your mindset did you have to change when you changed careers? Have you ever had to change careers? How easy was that for you? How much of your mindset did you have to change when you changed careers? A […] The post IMU 093: From ESL Teacher to Successful Real Estate Entrepreneur appeared first on Immigrant Masters Unite Podcast: Dissecting The Minds of Successful Immigrants To Live The American Dream!.

I take you from the very beginning of my teaching career, back when I was 16 years old, all the way through to the present day. I talk about what I studied, my experiences, companies I've worked for, and why I started teaching on social media and online.**DISCOUNT FOR THE PRONUNCIATION PRO MEMBERSHIP SITE**Use code "BRISTOL15" for a 15% discount.Join here: https://courses.pronunciationwithemma.com/courses/britishenglishpronunciationcourseWARNING: This episode contains swearing. I believe swearing to be an important part of language learning, and language in general. If you don't like it, then this isn't the podcast for you.Follow me on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube at "Procrastination with Emma" and "Pronunciation with Emma".You can also follow me on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter at "Pronunciation with Emma" for free pronunciation and English lessons.

There are many reasons why someone might choose to become an ESL teacher, but one of the most common motivations is a love of travel. If you're an English as a Second Language teacher, there's a good chance that Beijing was your dream destination. https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/move-to-beijing/ (Beijing )is a city that is full of opportunities for ESL teachers, and it's a great place to live and work. However, the outbreak of Covid-19 has forced many ESL teachers to leave Beijing and return to their home countries.In this podcast episode, Amy, whom I met when we were both teaching for https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/welcome-to-the-are-we-home-yet-podcast/ (Disney English in Beijing), shares her experience of creating a home in Beijing and offers advice for future expats who may find themselves in a similar situation. When she saw an ad looking for English teachers in China with Disney English she thought why not? She didn't know anything about China. When Amy moved to China to teach English as a Second Language, she didn't know anything about the country. She was unsure of what to expect, and had to rely on YouTube videos and online research to learn about her new home. She also tried reaching out to people who had already been there, ESL teaching, and everyone was just so helpful in getting me settled and finding an apartment and getting acclimated to the culture shock of living in China for the first time. However, once she arrived, she quickly realized that there is so much more to China than she could have ever imagined. The history, the culture, and the food are just a few of the things that make China such a fascinating place. And through her work as an English as Second Language teacher, she has had the opportunity to help other people discover all that this country has to offer. Her parents were concerned but she just reassured them and showed them that she was safe. During her Whatsapp calls she showed them around her neighborhood, her apartment, and made them feel like they were a part of it as well, and in a way, it stopped her from feeling very like homesick. When Amy thinks about what home means to her, she thinks of a place where she can be comfortable and herself around the people who she enjoys spending time with. For Amy, that place was Beijing. Although she spent less than one year living in Beijing as a teacher she absolutely loved it. She misses it every day. Beijing was a place where she felt like she belonged. As an ESL teacher, Amy felt like she had a real impact on her students' lives. Amy still dreams about going back to Beijing all the time. But even though she's no longer living there, Beijing will always hold a special place in her heart as her home away from home. Teaching English in Beijing was an amazing experience and she would recommend it to anyone! To hear more about https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/moving-abroad-the-good-the-bad/ (being an English as Second Language teacher )in Beijing or living in Adelaide, tune in to https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/guests/ (episode 14 )of the Are We Home Yet Podcast! Support the podcast,https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hellorx ( donate) and keep the cool interviews with guests from around the world going! Tune in every week for 2 new episodes with people from around the world! https://are-we-home-yet.captivate.fm/listen (Subscribe, Download, Share, Rate, Review the podcast!) When you share the podcast, tag us as well:   IG and FB : @arewehomeyetpodcast  Twitter: @arewehomeyetpod Check out the blog for handy information about living abroad and https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/e-book/ (buy the ebook) , a great guidebook for moving abroad! A https://www.angiemjordan.com/podcast-launch-bestie (Podcast Launch Bestie) production

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Sara Sierra is one amazing student. Three years ago she moved from Colombia to the United States, settling in Ohio with her mom and two sisters. In that short amount of time Sara mastered the English Language AND earned The Seal of Biliteracy, an award granted to students who demonstrate high levels of proficiency in two languages. "What's special about Sara earning The Seal of Biliteracy is that she is a former ESL student," said Maria Gilmore, ESL Teacher, Elyria Schools. "She is the first one (student) so far (to do this), because they have to learn English and pass the Ohio ELA II test, which is hard even for native English speakers. Sara passed it with a high score. And this was all going on during COVID. "She was always wanting to go higher in the classroom," Gilmore said. " That's what helped her get to where she is now." Hear Sara's inspiring story on this episode of Petey Podcast!

In this episode, I am chatting with Beth Mailley. Beth is an ESL teacher in the Washington, DC area. She has been teaching for 23 years  with 11 years as a classroom teacher before becoming an ESL teacher. She has been in that role for the past 12 years and loves it. When she is not teaching, she is most likely reading, hanging out with family, or trying to convince herself to exercise. It was such a pleasure to speak with Beth. She shares how she ended up in the ELL field after being a language learner herself during a service trip to Mexico. She experienced first-hand how frustrating it can be to learn a new language and the importance of non-verbal communication and human connection in the process. She opens up about how she utilizes that human connection now to collaborate with teachers, families and students. And of course, she gives her best tips for making the most important connections and setting up your classroom for success. What you'll hear about collaboration:Tips for collaborating with fellow teachers, even when common planning time is tightModels for co teaching that you may not have consideredIdeas for preparing your students for a new English Learner to join your classHow to partner with parents and families by asking the right questions at parent-teacher conferencesWays to collaborate with students on their own language learning pathAs mentioned in the episode, I am linking some useful resources!The ESL Teaching Roadmap – membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. Simply Ieva ESL Teachers Pay Teachers StoreTeachable Platform - Courses and WorkshopsFollow me on Instagram Join the Simply Ieva Facebook Group Connect with Beth:Find Beth on Instagram The ESL Teacher LifeYou may also be interested in: Episode 6 – The simple steps to teacher collaboration with Courtney MorganEpisode 4 – Choice Boards for ESL Students: How to Use them in the Classroom

It's me talking a lot again! In this episode, I talked about my experiences being a freelancing medical interpreter in Colorado. It's been a meaningful and rewarding process even though it's hard. Feel free to share your job experience with me! Colorado Language Connection Bridging the Gap Medical Interpreter Training

Lindsey spent 2015-2016 as a Fulbright scholar and we focus on the returning experience from China to Illinois. She later became a Designated School Official (DSO) for international students on a college campus. What changed in her? How did she feel differently after coming home? She later offered some tips for international students in the U.S. and the locals who want to support international students. ➡️ Connect with Lindsey on IG @hobsonlc1 or on LinkedIn. If you haven't listened to Lindsey's last episode, check out Ep72. It's really fun to listen to.

"Going to China made me love China even more." Lindsey said. She spent a year as a Fulbright Scholar in China learning Mandarin Chinese and doing her research. She learned so much from being an American in a foreign country. There were so many cool stories and Lindsey is such a great storyteller! Stay tuned for her part 2. Contact Lindsey on LinkedIn.

In today's episode,  I wanted to talk about the mental and emotional health of teachers and processing emotions in difficult times. We always seek information and want to better our knowledge of how to support our English learners - and all students. But I wanted to honor teachers as humans and not just as vessels of knowledge that are expected to show up and perform no matter what. The war in Ukraine has brought up some raw emotions for many people around the world. In this episode, I will share a little bit of the history of my country and how it relates to the war in the Ukraine, then I will explain why this is important to me, and lastly, I will share some tips that have helped me cope and I hope will help you too. I find that when I am centered, I can show up better for my family and my students. It is my hope that you will find this episode helpful and can come back to it whenever you need encouragement and simple ways to return to yourself.Here is what you will hear in this episode:A little bit of history of Lithuania and how it relates to the current war in Ukrainewhy this is important to me and how stress in general affects our teachingdefinition of radical-self care five ways you can help yourself come back to centerAs mentioned in the episode, I am linking some useful resources!Charities you can donate to help Ukrainian people:Blue-YellowUnicef St.Javelin clothing, stickers, etc. - all proceeds from purchases go to support vulnerable people in Ukraine.Article Radical Self-Care to Protect Your Overall Well-BeingBlog post - 5 Ways You can Beat Teacher BurnoutTeaching Absolute Beginners: An ESL Teacher's Handbook25 Authentic Speaking Activities for Your ESL Classroom The ESL Teaching Roadmap - membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. 

In today's episode, I wanted to talk about the impact we make as ESL teachers. We know we are an important part of our English learners' day, but what about reaching out to your colleagues and the community? I will share two ways you can start establishing your name both in your school and in the community. You'll learn how one simple email has turned into a ripple effect across the district, and what you can do to help put your EL program on the map.Here is what you will hear:First, I 'll talk about how a simple email about halal dietary restrictions has led us to begin writing our monthly Cultural Tidbits, as we call it. Then, I will share about what we do to engage our EL community - parents and students alike. And finally, I talk about some takeaways for one simple ingredient of making an impact in your school and community. As always, below you will find related resources that will help support your ELs and save you planning time!Simply Ieva ESL websiteTeaching Absolute Beginners: An ESL Teacher's Handbook25 Authentic Speaking Activities for Your ESL Classroom The ESL Teaching Roadmap - membership community for middle and high school ESL/ELL teachers. As a thank you for listening, use code ESLPODCAST for 10% off when you join. 

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!Have you ever felt or said, "I want to lose my accent," or, "I want to reduce my accent," or, "I want to sound like a native English speaker." If you have, I urge you to please listen to this episode! Here's a link to a dialect map of the United States, made by Long Island University researcher Robert Delaney, which I reference in the episode.If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know. This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: Kim@EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comThank you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice.Support the show

Stacy 是一個於1983-2019年居住在中國的美國人，她會說流利的中文，並且曾在北京與廣州工作。她從一個交換學生，在北京認識丈夫，決定定居中國，居然還在中國成為基督徒~80年代從文革之後，到現在一共36年的時間，中國社會有種種文化改變。對於一個美國白人而言，即使有許多辛苦，她還是享受中國的生活與工作，別錯過這集中許多有趣的跨文化故事。| 聯絡 Stacy: usci@msn.com | ➡️ 如果你有興趣可以聽聽 Stacy 兒子Eber、媳婦 Katelyn的全英文故事，請前往我的英文頻道 Chai with Ping https://linktr.ee/chaiwithping #4 Teach in China: My Journey as an ESL Teacher w/ Katelyn #5 Third Culture Kid (TCK): I was Homeschooled in China w/ Eber Condrell

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!In this episode, we learn about hosting and attending a party, and we practice listening to 3 different conversations, or scenarios, about parties.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and to watch the corresponding YouTube video for every episode. My YouTube channel is English Teacher And Tutor. Here's a link to the YouTube video for this episode.Thanks to Carmen Kartini Rohde for her generous voice acting contributions! Follow her on Instagram: @kartini.If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know. This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: Kim@EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comThank you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice.Support the show

This burnout multimedia technician decided to take a trip across Southeast Asia. While in Taiwan, Anesh Daya realized he couldn't speak the language. So, he decided to learn from locals by just asking them how to say different phrases that could help him get around. He became an ESL (English as a Second language) teacher while he was there and took this skill with him back home to Canada.Listen in as he tells Jonaed how he got hired to teach English as a second language over more qualified candidates, became the Head Teacher, got laid off because of not having a degree and ultimately creating his own job that's now disrupting how second languages are taught.Want to get in touch and/or support Anesh?LinkedInOn The Spotter PodcastCompany: On the Spot LanguageWebsiteYouTubeFacebookInstagramTwitterRemember, our show is sponsored by you. If you'd like to support our mission to end the stigma attached to not having a college degree, please share with a friend, drop us a review on Apple Podcast or subscribe to our Patreon. Every contribution counts!Want to get in touch withNoDegree?Listen to more podcast episodes hereFollow and/or connect with Jonaed Iqbal on LinkedInFollow NoDegree on LinkedIn,  Facebook and InstagramRemember, no degree? No problem! Get started with your no-degree job search at nodegree.com.