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Bilingual Education

Waiting for the world to change

27 de maio de 2019
by Carlos Henrique Trindade
You probably have heard of the term Glocalization, which translates the idea of thinking globally and acting locally. It seems obvious, and it doesn’t seem something difficult to do. But yet we continue to find excuses not to do it. Especially here in Brazil, our culture is one where we expect changes to come from someone above...Read More
Bilingual Education, Classroom Management, ELT Management, Reflections about Education, Trends in ELT

Jaboticabas and Figs

13 de maio de 2019
by Ana Carolina Calil
Unit 3: Food. In the first exercise, the coursebook brings a set of pictures, each of them showing different food separated in groups. The image labeled with the letter “B” depicts bacon, a box of cereal, two doughnuts, a waffle, some pancakes, eggs, and a glass of orange juice. The instructions tell students to check...Read More
Bilingual Education, Language Acquisition, Reflections about Education, Sin categoría, Vocabulary
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Project-Based Learning in Bilingual Education

12 de maio de 2019
by Renata Condi
Historically, Bilingual Education has had different reasons to be put into practice all over the world. Sometimes, it is the way to facilitate the gradual transition from one language to another. Other times, it is the way to bridge the gap between two languages without diminishing either of them or the cultures related to them....Read More
Bilingual Education
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Active Learning in Bilingual Education

28 de abril de 2019
by Renata Condi
2018, 2019… If education had a trending topic in the past few years, it would certainly be Active Learning [Metodologias Ativas, in my native Brazilian Portuguese]! The presence of Active Learning in lectures, professional development sessions, online courses, and face-to-face practices may be a result of the need the schools have to promote meaningful learning that...Read More
Bilingual Education
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The best bilingual we can be – Part 1

27 de abril de 2019
by Carlos Henrique Trindade
It often strikes me when there is a very emotional talk about bilingual education here in Brazil and we tend to criticise what we have been doing here compared to what is being done elsewhere in the world. My opinion is clear: adopting an international bilingual education model “as is” here in Brazil is not...Read More
Bilingual Education, Career, Reflections about Education, Teacher Development
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