ETII Agadir

On June 2nd, I had the pleasure of connecting online with Prof. Ahmed Atlagh for a post-lesson feedback discussion following his visit to my class at ISAT Inezgane.
I was genuinely moved by his thoughtful and kind feedback. He highlighted my professional presence and voice projection, the learner-centered atmosphere I work hard to build, and, what meant the most to me, the strong rapport I've developed with my students. Knowing that they genuinely enjoy the learning experience we create together is everything.
Of course, great feedback always comes with direction for growth, and his constructive notes on participation management, elicitation techniques, and pacing gave me clear, actionable steps to push my practice even further.
I walk away from this experience feeling both valued and challenged, exactly what a teacher needs to keep growing. Grateful to be part of the ETII program and to have trainers who genuinely invest in their trainees' development.
Onwards!
— Mohamed

Today, May 16th, I had another amazing session with my students at Inzgane Handicraft Center! We started with a fun counting game where students had to clap instead of saying numbers containing 3, 6, or 9. It was a great way to practice focus.
Then, we continued reviewing Units 1 and 3, focusing on titles, common and proper nouns, possessive adjectives, and asking about contact information using “what” + the verb “to be.”
We ended the session with an interactive alphabet activity involving hand movements for each letter, which kept everyone active and engaged while reinforcing alphabet recognition. A fun and productive session overall!
But the most special moment came at the end. My students surprised me with a small party, they had prepared to celebrate all they’ve accomplished so far. I was so moved by their kindness, and I truly appreciate all the effort they put in. They presented me with a Teacher Appreciation Award, a beautiful plaque. I am so grateful for this thoughtful recognition.
Safa