and other wonderful experiences.
Luckily for me, being organised is not a new year's resolution as my dad passed on his organisation skills when I was young and it's always stuck. If I'm not organised I can't function, so I thought I'd share a few 'back to work' tips for staying on top of things. I hope they help!
I'd like to branch out (IELTS again, CPE) and explore some new textbooks, different games and try and 'test' my students in more effective ways. The majority of my students will be taking exams (B2-C2) this year and I want to ensure that I can help them to be as prepared as possible.
Logging off is the best way to appreciate the little things around you. Whether it’s people, a good book or a nice glass of wine.
But, from this weekend forward, things started to look up. I was able to make plans for the following weeks, where we went to Manchester to look for a new home, and to meet one of my best friends, Helene, there as well. I was able to do a little more each day and it felt great.
...there is no shame in disconnecting from certain people. If they do not bring a supportive or positive 'vibe' into your online world, why are you connecting with them?
