Rethinking the Last Day of Class By: Heather Kretschmer So, I’m curious. If you teach classes where you have to give grades, do you finish your semester or school year
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A Little Treat for Myself
A Little Treat for Myself By: Curtis Kelly We always tell our students about ourselves, but how many times do they get to do the same to us? In my
An Emotional Emoji Ending
An Emotional Emoji Ending By: David Kluge I teach General English to 25 students at a university in Nagoya, Japan. Of 15 class meetings, I start with two face-to-face class
Touching Hearts at the End of Class
Touching Hearts at the End of Class By: Curtis Kelly No matter how much I mess up a class, ending with a touching story always gets the students to overlook
What Do You Get When a Book, a Bird, and an Angel…?
What Do You Get When a Book, a Bird, and an Angel…? By: William Kumai At Nanzan Junior College (now closed) in Nagoya, Japan, I taught a year and a
What is Your Score for Today?
What is Your Score for Today? By: Amanda Gillis-Furutaka This is an activity that I learned from the students in my university’s English Studying Society (ESS–a club for students who
Ending the Semester with a Song
Ending the Semester with a Song By: Christopher Regier When I think back to my Grade 8 science and math classes taught by Mr. Anderson, two things stand out: killer
Be Thankful!
Be Thankful! By: Harumi Kimura My routine practice in ending a class, any class including those of language and lecture, is to have students express gratitude to their partner of
An Award to Remember
An Award to Remember By: Jonathan Baker Many of us chose to become teachers because we ourselves had life-changing moments with our own teachers in the past. For me, perhaps
Finishing on Time: A Quiet Form of Care
Finishing on Time: A Quiet Form of Care By: Glenn Magee Editors’ note: Glenn also created a related storybook using Google Storybook: link. While the end of the academic year
