A compact, user-friendly reference book which draws from up-to-date research and theories from psychology to offer teachers with practical tips for small changes which they can make to their practice which will significantly improve learner outcomes and teaching.
This book explores language teacher wellbeing across the lifespan, casting light on the professional trajectory of language teachers. It reveals the personal and professional challenges and resources of teachers at different phases of their careers, and how they can preserve and nurture their wellbeing and thrive in the long-term.
Focusing on the integration of compassion within language education, this book presents a compelling case for its central role in teaching and learning. It explores how fostering empathy and understanding can enhance the educational experience, benefiting both educators and students. Through various perspectives and practical insights, the text advocates for a transformative approach that prioritizes emotional connections in language acquisition, ultimately aiming to create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment.
This very accessible book focuses on the area of learner engagement, which can be seen as 'motivation in action'.