Klara Nolan
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šIām an ESL teacher trainer, with a background in psychology,ā¤ļø for helping people learn and grow. I enjoy exploring theš§ . šparanormal novels,āļø my own! So follow along for some language, psychology, and a little bit of the supernatural!
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Mastering Language Teaching: The Power of the PPP Method
From Theory to Practice: A Guide to Teaching with the PPP for Educators. As an experienced language teacher, Iāve seen firsthand how effective teaching methods can transform a classroom. One approach that consistently stands out is the PPP methodāPresent, Practice, and Produce. This tried-and-true strategy puts students at the center of their learning experience, helping them to develop language skills in a structured and engaging way.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Education
Empowering Children with Mental Health Challenges: Teaching Strategies for Success
Supporting Children with Mental Health Challenges in Private Lessons: Effective Teaching Strategies By Klara Nolan As educators, we often encounter students with unique needs that require more than the typical classroom approach. Children dealing with social anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or navigating issues related to their gender identity, such as being transgender, face challenges that can make traditional schooling environments overwhelming. In these cases, private lessons can provide a lifeline, offering personalized instruction in a supportive, flexible setting that caters to their emotional and mental health needs.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Education
Building Trust and Confidence in ESL Classrooms: The Power of Safe Learning Spaces
As an ESL teacher and a teacher trainer with years of experience, Iāve come to realize that language learning is much more than just vocabulary, grammar, or pronunciation. Itās a vulnerable processāstudents are often self-conscious, afraid to make mistakes, or worried about feeling embarrassed in front of their peers. Thatās why creating a safe, supportive space in the classroom is so important. When students feel safe and valued, theyāre willing to take risks with language and grow faster. In this article, Iāll share some insights Iāve gained about building strong teacher-student relationships and how to personalize the learning process for each student.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Education
10 Ways to Stand Out and Land Your Dream Job
Youāve prepped for the big interview. Youāve done the research. Your heartās set on this one promising position. But then, the call doesnāt come. Someone else gets the chance. Youāre left wondering what went wrong. Sound familiar?
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Lifehack
See the Light Chapter 2 Part 6 Song for the Souls
I played three more songs, pouring myself into each note, my voice weaving through the room. As I sang, I barely noticed the bar filling up, more and more faces turning toward me, their eyes wide with curiosity and something close to wonder. The foreign girl who played the instrumentāwasn't that how they saw me? I almost smiled at the thought.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Chapters
See the Light Chapter 2 Song for the Souls Part 3
Chapter 2 Song for the Souls Part 3 Horses. I had no idea how to ride one. The thought of trying and possibly killing myself within the first ten meters crossed my mind. No, that was definitely not an option. Instead, I quickly walked through the stables, taking in the sight of the magnificent animals. Their coats gleamed, their manes long and silky. Their eyes were large and glistened with a calm, peaceful intelligence.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Chapters
See the Light Chapter 2 Songs for the Souls Part 2
Chapter 2 Part 2 I used to love sewing and working with fabrics. I knew that feeling well, the familiar weight of the scissors in my hand brought back a rush of memories, though they were still clouded and vague. These tiny scissors had been my constant companion, small enough to tuck away anywhere, even in the inside pocket of my leggings. I would carry them everywhere, ready to snip a loose thread or trim a piece of fabric for a project Iād think about later. They were smaller than a tablespoon, but sharp as a needleās point.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Chapters
See the Light Chapter 2 Song for the Souls
CHAPTER 2 Part 1 The Girl Who Sings Songs for the souls, the escape, and the new beginnings. This was itāmy chance to escape. As I sat on the floor of that dimly lit room, my thoughts raced, forming a plan. The first step was clear: I needed to free my hands. The bindings were strange, made from a material I couldnāt quite identify. It was tough, resilient, and yet, I was confident I could find something in this room to cut through them. I was nothing if not resourceful.
By Klara Nolanabout a year ago in Chapters
