Guest post from Cardinal Rule Press, Read Your World’s 2023 Silver Sponsor
Written by Paige Hackman for Cardinal Rule Press
Guest post from Cardinal Rule Press, Read Your World’s 2023 Silver Sponsor
Written by Paige Hackman for Cardinal Rule Press
Guest post by Language Lizard, 2023 Platinum Sponsor
Learning a new language can be daunting, especially for teenagers already facing numerous challenges in their personal and academic lives as they adjust to a new country, community, and school. In addition, teenagers have unique personalities and learning styles, making it challenging to keep them motivated and engaged in the classroom. Here are three tips to help educators create a positive learning environment and teach teen ESL students effectively:
June 21st is the official first day of summer! It is the perfect time for children to explore the world through books. Whether you’re planning a staycation or a vacation, reading can transport your child to far-off lands, introduce them to diverse cultures and people, and inspire their imagination. [Read more…]
When introducing different units of measurement to a class, why not add a multicultural twist to the lesson plan? This is a fun way to introduce the topic to the students and generate awareness and understanding of measurement units used in different areas of the world.
It’s official!
As of May 1st, Read Your World’s first online auction is live. The auction will remain open through May 15th.
Have you written a children’s book and would love a professional manuscript critique? Perhaps you have a website and blog posts that need some editing? Are you a pet-lover or do you know someone who adores their pet? A custom portrait of their favorite pet will make a great gift! With teacher appreciation week around the corner, have you thought of surprising a special teacher with a virtual author visit or a book bundle? Learning español? How about a one-on-one conversational session with an award-winning author? This and much more can be found on our online auction.
You can bid on these and more wonderful items and services by simply clicking below:
Do you like what you see? Please share the auction link with friends to get the friendly bidding war started. 😊
Thank you so much to our donors for making this auction possible.
If you turn on the TV news, scroll through social media, or read/watch the news on your computer you’ll come across headlines such as “Banned in the USA: The Growing Movement to Ban Books”, “Why Book Ban Efforts Are Spreading Across the U.S.”, “Texas leads US in books banned from schools,” and “Florida school book bans: Second highest rate in the nation.”
As a result of the incredible participation we received during our virtual party, we are making the questions we asked during the giveaway into a five-part series. The participants were really engaged with these questions and gave us some great recommendations that we’ve compiled here for you. Today’s post is in response to the first question. Enjoy!
International Mother Language Day is celebrated worldwide each February 21. This year’s theme is “multilingual education – a necessity to transform education in a multilingual world.”
Let’s look at its history and ways you can celebrate at home and school!
by Jodi Murphy
Guest Post and Review by Jodi Murphy
Many of the people who encountered Maudie told her she had glitches. She believed them. But the real flaw is that those people look at her from a lens that says she is broken and “less than.” Even her mom wants her to act in a way she’s determined is normal, but Maudie is so much more than ordinary.
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