In this episode of Grow: A podcast from Cambridge, host Diana Romero Saucedo speaks with Victor David Salas Chavolla at the Universidad del Valle de México.

Victor shares how a simple love of English - long before he ever imagined becoming a teacher - shaped his journey into the classroom.

Together they explore what it really means to grow as a teacher over a decade in the classroom.

In this episode of Grow you will learn:

• How to balance traditional teaching techniques with digital tools.
• How projects and cultural events can make language learning meaningful and memorable.
• How to support mixed-ability groups with inclusive, student-centered tasks.
• How to build confidence and connection as a new English language teacher.

You’ll also hear from Helen Allen & Cecília Lemos Harmer from the Professional Learning and Development team at Cambridge with a top tip on how to bring sustainability into the language classroom. Discover further, free, practical support for teachers at cambridge.org/sustainability.

Discover thousands of experiences, insights, ideas and resources on the World of Better Learning blog.

Explore our extensive range of learning resources and the world’s most recognised exams and tests for English - all ready for you and your institution.

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Welcome back to Grow: A podcast from Cambridge. Today we’re bringing you another episode from Turkey, where we are meeting Seda Kesici in Istanbul.

Seda and host Natasha Arain talk honestly about reducing “teacher talking time”, how CELTA and DELTA courses can transform your classroom practice and why it’s important to take time to carefully design your lessons.

Hear how one inspiring English teacher changed the course of Seda’s life and how that experience now shapes the way she supports her own students and colleagues.

In this episode of Grow, you will learn:

• Practical advice on managing exam stress with your learners.
• How to find balance when things feel overwhelming.
• Honest insights into leadership as an early career teacher.
• Top tips on leading with empathy and communication.

You’ll also hear from Helen Allen & Cecília Lemos Harmer from the Professional Learning and Development team at Cambridge with a top tip on how to bring sustainability into the language classroom. Discover further, free, practical support for teachers at cambridge.org/sustainability.

Find out how you can start your own CELTA or DELTA journey.

Discover thousands of experiences, insights, ideas and resources on the World of Better Learning blog.

Explore our extensive range of learning resources and the world’s most recognised exams and tests for English - all ready for you and your institution.

Join the conversation in your teacher community: Explore fresh ideas, share your insights and connect with educators around the world.

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Welcome back to Grow: A podcast from Cambridge. Today we are joining Natali de Sousa Chaves from her very own classroom in Brazil.

Host Rebecca Rios, learns all about Natali’s unique experience of teaching English to learners as young as 1, 2 and 3 years of age!

You’ll hear how Natali uses play, routines and real life moments - from snack time to free play - to help her very young learners “live the language” even before they can fully speak in their first language.

In this episode of Grow, you will discover:

• Natali’s reflections on being a life long learner herself, from taking CELTA to studying neuroscience in education.
• Why teacher wellbeing and self-care are essential if we want to keep our energy, enthusiasm and warmth in the classroom.
• Practical ideas for dealing with short attention spans and managing behaviour.
• How being flexible, reading the room and changing your lesson plans on the spot can make all the difference.

You’ll also hear from Helen Allen & Cecília Lemos Harmer from the Professional Learning and Development team at Cambridge with a top tip on how to bring sustainability into the language classroom. Discover further, free, practical support for teachers at cambridge.org/sustainability.

Find out how you can start your own CELTA journey.

Discover thousands of experiences, insights, ideas and resources on the World of Better Learning blog.

Explore our extensive range of learning resources and the world’s most recognised exams and tests for English - all ready for you and your institution.

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