Teaching across languages — when content and language collide
Many teachers teach in more than one language — whether they planned to or not. Sometimes it’s an officially bilingual programme.Sometimes it’s a subject taught in a second language.Sometimes it’s simply a classroom where students speak different languages at home, and explanations need to travel back and forth. Teaching content in another language changes everything. […]
Why ready-to-edit documents still matter in an AI world
AI can generate content instantly.Teaching, however, doesn’t happen instantly. Teachers don’t need finished answers.They need materials they can work with. Materials they can: That’s why Paulina delivers ready-to-edit Word documents — not locked platforms, not static downloads, and not abstract suggestions that still need to be translated into something usable. A worksheet is only useful if it fits your class.A […]
When teaching doesn’t go as planned — and that’s normal
Teaching rarely looks like the lesson plans we imagined. Classes change. Students are absent. Technology fails. A colleague is sick. A timetable shifts. And suddenly, you’re expected to teach something you didn’t prepare — well, calmly, and professionally. Most teachers don’t struggle because they lack competence.They struggle because the system assumes unlimited preparation time and […]