Jess Gosling
International teacher, author of 'Becoming a Successful International Teacher' and creator of 'New to International Schools Teachers' page and group
I was trained in the UK and have taught in 5 countries over a career of more than 10 years. My passion has remained within the Early Years, as I am an advocate for the pedagogy of child-led, play-based learning throughout childhood. I have worked in the UK and internationally with young EAL learners and have published for the Times Educational Supplement and am currently working on my second action research project. I love international teaching so much that I have set up several platforms to support others. I have just authored my first book to support international teachers, 'Becoming a Successful International Teacher', available worldwide through Amazon.
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Recent articles from Jess Gosling
Inspiring young learners to develop a love of learning
Jess Gosling shares her expereinces of inspiring her early years students to develop a lifelong love of learning through injecting their interests into the curriculum and creating a playful enviroment. This article was submitted as an entry to the ISN and Collins New Writers Competition
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From Blog to Book, the Challenges and Rewards of Self-Publishing
The process of self-publishing a book from her blog, and the challenges and rewards of this process.
Has Lockdown Increased Access to Online Training for Teachers?
The increased availability and accessibility of a variety of CPD due to the global lockdown
How can we Stimulate Learning and Motivate Learners in Early Years in an International School?
Schools can further progress fundamental skills and stimulate deeper learning in the early years setting at international schools, especially in EAL students
Jess Gosling's recent questions
How can educators plan their international teaching career?
1 answersWhat areas of wellbeing do you consider crucial for your students, and how do you implement these?
3 answersWhat are your significant support mechanisms as a female leader?
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