Everyone is up and moving about when English Language Fellow Francisco Resto is leading class in Ukraine. Student-centered learning means that students are engaged kinesthetically, auditorily, and visually in the classroom. And the mind is kept equally active. Resto sometimes uses the ‘Sherlock Holmes Method to Teaching ESL,’ incorporating an educational mystery game that boosts student involvement and sharpens higher-level critical thinking skills at the same time.

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America House Kyiv hosted a “Back to Cool” 90s-themed party for young adults and invited the English Language Fellows in Ukraine to contribute a fun activity and join in on the festivities. English Language Fellow Joey Fordyce led a rousing game of Kahoot!

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30 third and fifth year students from Chernivtsi National University were selected to participate in ten hands-on workshops to introduce them to best practices in communicative language teaching.

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Kyiv English Fellow Seneca Ryan and five student tutors of the English Writing Center organized a “Bonanza” of events at the American Library at the National University Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.

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English Language Fellow Emily Magaziner used the universal language of music and organized a concert to welcome Ukranian teachers and students to the English Teaching Resource Center at the U.S. Embassy Kyiv.

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English Language Fellow Emily Magaziner welcomed English teachers and students to the U.S. Embassy Kyiv-sponsored English Teaching Resource Center (ETRC) for a seminar on massive open online courses (MOOCs).

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English Language Fellow Alex Lowry hosted a workshop in Kiev on how to use music in the classroom.

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