Learning English through ecology

This episode highlights the key role of school tutoring and positive discipline in fostering respectful, empathetic and supportive classroom environments. Our guest, Vanessa Lingán, English teacher and specialist in these areas, shares her experience and reflections on how emotional intelligence and teacher guidance can strengthen relationships and promote both personal and academic growth among students.

From classroom to leadership, Ernesto Ortega shares his journey from English teacher to school director. In this episode, he reflects on the lessons learned, challenges faced, and the responsibilities of leading in education, offering valuable guidance for both current and future English teachers.

This episode discusses the journey of Rocío Barbarán an English teacher from Chanchamayo who recently secured a permanent position in a public school. She shares invaluable advice and important considerations for other teachers planning to apply, highlighting potential challenges and offering strategies for a successful application.

In this episode, we explore how pedagogical competence is assessed during the public teaching career admission process. Our guest, Rosa Bertha Llontop, brings valuable insights and experience to the conversation.

This episode explores the impact of teaching English from an early age. Our guest speaker, Guiliana Castañeda, shares her experience in early English education and offers insights into the benefits of early exposure, along with concepts and practical examples that make language acquisition engaging and meaningful for young learners.

This episode discusses bringing together ecological awareness and English language learning in a unique project. Our guests Edward Cumpa, Julia Huamán, Juan Carlos Chero and Jenny Sienquen detail the project they built and share their experiences overcoming the challenges of a rural setting and how they are implementing ecological activities within the English curriculum. They also offer valuable insights and recommendations for other teachers seeking building projects. 

This episode explores the concept of Phonetics and its significance in English teaching from the early years onward. Our guest, Manuel Salas, shares his knowledge on this important topic and shares the opportunities it provides for enhancing oral communication skills among students.

This episode adresses the oportunities and importance of the International Baccalaureate Programme in schools. Our guest teacher Gerty Guabloche provides her insights and shares the benefits and advantages that IB programmes offer to our Peruvian students.

This episode intends to provide further information about the Electronic Village Online (EVO) event. A free course for English teachers that will take place in January 2024. Our guests teachers, Glenda Gallardo, Marisabel Huacco and Olenka Villavicencio adresses the opportunities and advantages of EVO sessions to english teachers.

This episode discusses the ways employed by English teachers to assess the proficiency levels of our students in secondary levels. In a candid conversation with Loretta Rojas, we delve into the merits and limitations of standardised examinations, alternative assessment techniques, and the emerging role of artificial intelligence in enhancing student language skills.