Spread the loveA teaching approach in which students are taught to read (or even other subjects) using their native language for a couple of years before the learning transitions to English instruction. In a Transitional Bilingual Education (TBE) program, the native language of the learners is used to support their content learning and development of English and is gradually phased out of instruction as learners’ English proficiency increases.  TBE programs enroll English learners who speak a common native language. These learners might vary in a few other vital areas, including home language literacy experiences, individual learning needs, country of origin, […]

Spread the love1. Promote diversity and inclusion: Create a classroom environment that celebrates and respects the diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives of all students. 2. Teach cultural appreciation: Incorporate lessons and activities that educate students about different cultures, traditions, and histories to foster understanding and appreciation. 3. Encourage empathy and perspective-taking: Help students develop empathy by encouraging them to put themselves in others’ shoes and understand their experiences and struggles. 4. Address stereotypes and biases: Engage students in discussions and activities that challenge stereotypes and biases, allowing them to critically analyze and question societal norms. 5. Teach social justice: Introduce […]

Spread the loveEffective school leadership is the process of effectively directing and managing a school or educational institution. It is essential for the student’s success. Effective school leadership is also necessary for maintaining a safe, healthy, and productive learning environment. Here are 7 amazing tips for effective school leadership: Be organized. Keep track of what is happening in your school: who is responsible for what, and make sure everyone knows what their responsibilities are. Prioritize the most important tasks. Be flexible. Be willing to change your plans, if necessary, in order to meet the needs of your students. Be communicative. […]