Teaching is a challenging and exhausting profession, but it is well worth it, and the journey is rewarding! As a teacher of language, I have encountered a variety of scenarios over my career, each with its own set of challenges for me to overcome. These difficulties have an impact on Read more…
Talking about my practicum experience, I can express that it was a fun and unique opportunity. However, I was really nervous at the beginning since I had never taught in a European context before. Many different points can be noticed if I compare it with my experience in Kurdistan. Thanks Read more…
As it is clear as a plain day, teaching is challenging and time-consuming. Attitude is one of the most critical factors that directly impact the whole teaching and learning process. Your attitude as a teacher is related to your personality as a teacher and your beliefs as well. It is Read more…
IntroductionWhen I was about to begin writing about “Organization and Implementation of a Didactic Process,” I wondered what didactic meant, what its root is, and what a didactic process is. I did some research and discovered that a didactic process is one that is designed to teach. The root of Read more…
As I begin my path to becoming a better teacher, I have given some thought to my strengths and limitations. My awareness of my potential as a teacher and how I can use my skills and abilities to succeed as a teacher in the future has improved as a result Read more…
Hello friends, Welcome back to another blog post of my observations at the Smart Bilingual Primary School. Just like in previous days, I observed two superb classes, full of little lovely, and cute students today. The first class was 6A, and the lesson was English Language. Since today was the Read more…
Good evening folks! Today, I went to the school again for my observation and observed some lovely classes. The first two classes I observed were 7A, and the lesson was the English Language. It was the morning class and I expect you to understand that students might be drowsy and Read more…
Today was my second time at the school for the observation process. Let’s start… The first class was an English language class, and the students were in 7th grade. The number of students was eight in the classroom. The teacher started with greetings and asked them how they are feeling Read more…
Good afternoon folks! I started my observation formally today at Smart School Bilingual Primary School in Warsaw. Today, I observed a few classes, and below is my reflection on them. The first class was English language and there were 12 students. The class’s subject was journalism and how to write Read more…
Hello everyone, I’ll share today’s experience of observation at the American School of Warsaw with you. It was an arranged visit to the school managed by our department from the University of Warsaw. The American School of Warsaw (ASW) is a non-profit college preparatory, Pre-K through grade 12, international school, Read more…