English isn't just a language for visiting the UK, it unlocks cultures around the world – and that's at the heart of Stefania Rosa Cisternino's wonderful teaching style.

Stefania’s been a teacher for over 17 years, and her attitude to allowing collaboration, using unique approaches and harnessing the power of music is absolutely refreshing!

Join us for a fascinating fifth episode of Grow: A podcast from Cambridge, as Stefania shares her journey with Filippo Pavesi.

This episode covers

• What makes music such a key part of Stefania’s essential teacher’s kit
• Finding new ways to teach and unlock students’ understanding
• Work-life balance when running your own English school
• The most common challenges that she faces as a teacher, and how to overcome it

You’ll also hear from Sarah Mercer, Professor of Foreign Language Teaching at the University of Graz, Austria, with a top tip on how to increase engagement within the classroom.

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Florencia Sarsotti has a fascinating, humanistic approach to teaching English which makes her such a passionate force for good at Madre Sacramento school.

She joins us in the latest episode of Grow: A podcast from Cambridge, where she talks through her holistic view on bringing English to life, and how to stay current for new generations of teachers and students alike.

This episode covers

• Florencia’s holistic approach to engaging students
• How teachers are adapting to the new generation of pupils
• Making students feel like the school is a home for them
• The give and take relationship between teachers and their classes

You’ll also hear from Ben Goldstein, who will provide a top tip for ensuring learners feel like they belong in the classroom, whatever their differences.

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During her 17-year teaching career, Laura Berni’s focus on learners with Special Educational Needs (SEN) has defined her caring approach.

One of her many fabulous qualities as a teacher is her ability to observe, understand, and include students with special educational needs. We're delighted to share some of Laura’s experience as an English Language Teacher in the latest episode of Grow, a podcast by Cambridge!

Laura joins Filippo Pavesi in Tuscany, to share her greatest moment of pride in being a teacher,how she shifted from the corporate world to education, and much more.

This episode covers

• Laura’s shift to teaching from a previous career as an Export Manager
• The rewarding empathy that students can provide to teachers
• The importance of never being static, and always learning

You’ll also hear from ELT author and trainer Jeremy Harmer, with a top tip that you can use in your everyday teaching.

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Teaching English is about more than just teaching the language, it's about helping your students use English to live.

Susana Gálvez Plou isn't just an inspiration to her students, but is a great role model to us all on how to empower and motivate future generations.

Susana shares her teaching story as she joins host Luísa Geão in Barcelona for episode 2 of Grow: A podcast from Cambridge.

This episode covers:

• The power of “yet”
• Translating the idea of constant progress to students
• Making decisions in the knowledge that you’ve time to change course
• How much Susana learns from her students

You’ll also hear from educator and materials writer Michelle Worgan, with a top tip that you can use in your classroom!

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Hello and welcome to Grow: A podcast from Cambridge - this series will guide you through the world of English language teaching. Join us as we delve into the personal journeys of educators just like you, from their very own classrooms.

To kick off this exciting new series our host for the Italian leg of our journey, Filippo Pavesi, is speaking with the wonderful Mariacristina Marcato, an English Teacher & Co-ordinator in Milan.

Mariacristina takes us through her greatest career achievements and challenges, shares the joys of seeing her students’ growth, and offers invaluable advice for new teachers!

You’ll also hear from teacher trainer and materials developer Jade Blue, with a top tip that you can use in your classroom!

This episode covers:

• Mariacristina’s defining moment where she knew she’d become a teacher
• How she overcame her greatest challenges
• What kinds of activities best connect with students
• Why maintaining energy and not being discouraged are important
• Mariacristina’s advice for new teachers

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Hello and welcome to Grow: A podcast from Cambridge, where the Mediterranean is the backdrop of our first series. From navigating the lively classrooms of Milan, to discovering diverse learning environments in Barcelona, the Grow podcast will guide you through the world of English Language Teaching. Join us as we delve into the personal journeys of educators just like you, from their very own classrooms. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of triumphs, setbacks and invaluable lessons learnt along the way. Whether you're an experienced educator or just starting out, Grow offers practical tips and inspiration to enhance your teaching skills. You’ll learn from others who have been exactly where you are, gain new ideas to implement straight into tomorrow's lesson plans, and reflect on how you want your own career journey to develop. So join us for an adventure towards a brighter future for education, fuelled by your passion for teaching. Learn more: cambridge.org/wobl

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