Can you give me a hand?

Collaboration is one of the 21st century skills which we, as teachers, can foster and encourage in our classes. We already do it on a daily basis but maybe it is the time to reflect on collaboration and enhance its quality.

As American author and motivational speaker Mattie Stepanek said: ‘unity is strength . . . when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved.’ This is definitely something we aspire for in our lessons.

Our younger students might not be aware of the importance of collaboration and that in future jobs they will be expected to work as part of . . .

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James Heal
James Heal
James Santana Heal has been teaching at the British Institute of Seville, Spain, for the last 18 years, having taught previously in the UK, Poland and Indonesia. He is interested in teacher training, encouraging students to become autonomous learners and student-generated materials. He has a Degree in Modern and Contemporary History and the CELTA and DELTA.