Hello!
As teachers we know not to take for granted unusual projects that a
teacher takes on with all her heart, bringing them to life.
Since Holocaust Memorial Day was only a few days ago, I thought you might
be interested to "meet" Theresa, a teacher in a very small school in a very
small village in Belarus, who found a novel way to teach the children about
the vibrant life of the former Jewish residents of their village, before
they all perished.
http://visualisingideas.edublogs.org/2017/04/28/witnessing-a-teacher-breathe-life-into-history-volpa-belarus/
A teacher knows that "magic" like this, doesn't happen with a wave of a
wand.
This has nothing to do with teaching English.
Yours,
Naomi Epstein
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Naomi Epstein
National Counselor for Teaching English
to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
Professional Blog (English) <http://visualisingideas.edublogs.org/>
<http://shemaenglish.wordpress.com/>Counseling Blog (Hebrew)
<http://shemaenglish.wordpress.com/>
Q/A Blog for EFL Teachers (English) <http://thekeyintheapple.wordpress.com/>
Pounding the Pavement in Kiryat-Ono
<https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pounding-the-Pavement-in-Kiryat-Ono/283487235173863>
(Photography)
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