At A Teachable Year, my mission is to support language and literacy learning in ways that feel calm, meaningful, and human.
I believe language grows best when it is lived — through stories, play, conversation, and shared experiences — not rushed, fragmented, or reduced to isolated skills.
My work exists to help educators and families create learning spaces where children feel emotionally safe, curious, and capable, and where language development unfolds with time, intention, and care.
My teaching approach is grounded in story-based, play-based learning that honors children’s natural rhythms and ways of learning.
Through books, oral language, hands-on exploration, and meaningful repetition, I design resources that:
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invite interaction, movement, and dialogue
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grow language naturally through context and story
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adapt to different learning environments
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support calm, connection, and joy
These are not scripts or rigid lessons, but flexible experiences that allow educators to observe, respond, and guide with intention.
Some of the most meaningful moments in teaching are quiet ones.
The first time a shy child raises their hand.
The pride of finishing a book together.
The confidence that slowly takes root and grows.
These everyday breakthroughs — small, human, deeply felt — are the reason behind every resource I create.
I hold a degree in English Language Teaching and bring over 20 years of classroom experience across a range of learning settings.
My professional journey includes ongoing learning in:
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literacy development
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storytelling and oral language
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child-centered and play-based education
This background allows me to design resources that are practical, research-informed, and grounded in real classroom experience, while staying true to what matters most: children, connection, and meaningful learning.
At the heart of my work is a belief in gentle, joyful learning — where curiosity is welcomed, routines bring comfort, and language grows through shared stories and moments.
Whether through a puppet, a poem, or a seasonal story, my hope is that these resources bring peace, purpose, and play to your teaching journey.
Let’s make this a year to remember. Let’s make this a Teachable Year.
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