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Do you believe in miracles? If only magic was real, and miracles could happen in real life. What would happen? Maybe the students that you teach could start finally listening to you during your English lesson, or the student that constantly talks and laughs with her friend will open her books, or this boy who is always late will come on time at least once. Maybe the girl in the front row will finally realize that she is not at home and she is not allowed to eat during your explanations. How would you feel if I told you there is a real tool, that can improve students' motivation and engagement in class and transform your lessons from regular(or just ok) lessons to spectacular ones? You can use this tool any time, in class or at home, together with your students or just as individual work. All you need to do is a mobile phone or tablet or a computer. You need to sign up and the magic will happen before you say *Lumos.
Maybe some of you can relate to the classroom stories that were mentioned above, maybe some of you don`t believe in miracles and think that the story of the oil lamp that lasted for eight days instead of a day is just a myth, a way to sell more doughnuts during the holidays. Maybe you have a formal approach, you come to class only to convey the knowledge of the English language,
you might believe that dictations, quizzes and homework are the best way to teach and keep the class silent. But, if you still believe, if you think it is possible to speak with a doughnut about life, hobbies and dreams. Read the conversation that I had with Sufgi, a character of a doughnut that I have created with the help of Chameleon AI. If your first thought is, but doughnuts don`t speak! you MUST read the conversation I had with Sufgi and get out of the box ASAP!
Its nice to meet you! My name is Yulia Bobovich. I work as an English teacher in the Israeli educational system for over 10 years, I`m a techno-pedagogical coordinator and I`m also a co-founder of Chameleon AI, an English learning platform for elementary and junior high students.
Our team`s mission is to empower English teachers by providing them with the tools and resources they need to effortlessly create thought provoking lessons that not only save teachers` precious time but also ignite a deep sense of motivation, engagement and enthusiasm among their students.
I know that the holiday is already over, but it's a great chance to start the week with some magic. So take a big breath and take a chance to do something different this week. Just try to do it during one lesson, with one class and let them try and build their own Hanukkah character during your lesson. Let the fun begin!
Click on the link to start.
You are not alone! Together we are strong! We have a holiday gift, especially for you, a teaching guide full of ideas and tricks to light your lesson! Good Light(Luck)!
*Lumos-It’s a reference to the Harry Potter book by J.K Rowling. In Harry Potter`s world, Lumos is a charm that creates light. It is used by witches and wizards, particularly when they need to navigate their way in the dark.
Based on the information on the website https://www.wizardingworld.com/fact-file/spells/the-wand-lighting-charm.
Here is a guide on how to use Chameleon.
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