Begin with learners.
Design learning around children’s needs, interests, and opportunities to take part. Use clear support so that more learners can join the activity.
Bringing reading, projects, songs, and creative production into primary English learning.
Design learning around children’s needs, interests, and opportunities to take part. Use clear support so that more learners can join the activity.
Connect reading and grammar with stories, projects, creative work, and communication. Help learners use English to express and share an idea.
Use assessment, observation, and reflection to understand the learning process and improve the next teaching decision.
Approaches used across my classroom projects and professional practice.
Connect age-appropriate reading materials with opportunities to understand, respond, and develop a reading habit. My current research focuses on Grade 4 reading comprehension.
Use supported writing, creative products, and presentations to connect language practice with a shared classroom purpose.
Bring content learning and language practice together through CLIL and project-based activities, as explored in Ed-Venturers in Action.
Use tools such as LyricsTraining, Canva, SUNO, and digital reading resources within a planned learning activity. Choose the tool around the learning task.
Assessment design is part of my teaching and research practice, alongside classroom observation and reflection.
Identify the learning question and choose suitable tasks and assessment tools.
Attend to participation, language use, and the classroom learning process.
Consider test responses, learner feedback, logs, and other available evidence.
Use the evidence and reflection to develop the next lesson or project.
I welcome conversations about primary English teaching, classroom research, and accessible reading experiences.