🌟Discovering Abridge Academy: A Game-Changing Gem from the ITEACH Course🌟

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Abridge Academy, Curriculum, ESL, online teacher

 Embarking on my online teaching journey was filled with discoveries, and one gem that stood out was Abridge Academy. I stumbled upon this fantastic resource during my enrollment in the ITEACH course, and it's been a game-changer ever since.


Abridge Academy offers interactive slides, engaging activities, and even the option to assign homework, making learning an enjoyable experience for both students and teachers. What's more, it seamlessly integrates with browsers like Koala Go and Classin Co, ensuring a smooth learning journey.


While I've primarily been diving into their science curriculum, I can't help but commend their phonics, grammar, and other subjects as well. The cherry on top? Teacher feedback. It's invaluable and has helped me refine my teaching approach.


So, if you ever find yourself in need of a reliable educational resource, I highly recommend checking out Abridge Academy. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!


✨ **Bonus:** Katie, the creator of Abridge Academy, is also a whiz at Social media marketing. If you're an online teacher looking to go independent or trying to learn WeChat or Chinese social media, this is the place to be. Join her Facebook group, and there's even a free ebook on her site about Chinese social media. So go check it out! ✨


A site that I learned from, that was also in the ITEACH course was LEARN! You can create your classes there! From learning how to play guitar to so much more. So I you want. You can list also there!


And of course,😊 There are some free lessons to test the waters! Enjoy exploring! 📚



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