March 8th marks International Women’s Day, a global event celebrating women’s social, cultural, political, and economic achievements. What started as a call-to-action for women’s equality across labor movements has now evolved into a universal mission to forge women’s rights. As we honor this special day, let’s curl up with some diverse, powerful, and inspiring books … Continue reading Books by Women for Girls & Women
Book Recommendations for Black History Month
In Canada and the United States, February is Black History Month (or African-American History Month) – a time to honor and celebrate the legacy of Black people throughout history and today. As we continue to listen, learn, and uplift Black voices now and always, I would like to introduce you to some amazing books by … Continue reading Book Recommendations for Black History Month
How to Be a Better Reader, Writer, and Communicator
The power of language and influence is manifested when we express ourselves freely in many forms. Reading, writing, and communicating are essential skills we use in school, work, and pretty much in all aspects of our lives. Without a doubt, finessing these elements will set you up for success when it comes to impressing your … Continue reading How to Be a Better Reader, Writer, and Communicator
Books to Read over Winter Break
The winter season is just around the corner, which means we’ll soon be celebrating the holidays as well. Your winter break will most likely have little (or be free of) homework and assignments, which means you will finally have the time to sit back and relax with a book or two from your TBR list. … Continue reading Books to Read over Winter Break
I Wish I Had Known
I’ve been teaching since 2013 and have learned a lot of things along the way. I started out as an English Teaching Assistant in public and private schools in Spain. Because of the demand for English teachers, I learned quickly how to create my own curriculum, lesson plans, and activities for a wide array of … Continue reading I Wish I Had Known
The Power of Persuasion
The power of persuasion comes naturally to some, especially for lawyers, account directors, and sales representatives. However, for others, sharpening this skill takes a lot of practice. Persuasive writing is used by writers to convince readers to adopt a new perspective. Writers make and support their claims or arguments with facts and evidence. Curious to … Continue reading The Power of Persuasion
The Literary Tutor 