The Walker Learning Approach in Australia.

As an Australian teacher in Switzerland for the last four years, it has been challenging to keep abreast of new programs and pedagogies that Australian teachers are using in their schools. There are exciting programs out there, and while my focus in Switzerland was on international students and bilingual education, I had heard good things about the Walker Learning Approach (WLA) through ex-colleagues in Australia.

by Rosie Heckes (Milne)– 10/12/2020

Linchpin.

Why become a linchpin? When you bring value to your work, you not only get more enjoyment out of it, and will notice that others begin to follow in your way, you will also show your boss or your boss’s boss how important you are, leading to more opportunities and growth. 
by Rosie Heckes (Milne)– 12/03/2020

My thoughts about Joyful Festival of Education as a participant.

Keyla Urbina was a joyful participant of our Conference in October 2019. Thus, she made the following amazing infographic with her experience from the conference and we are very happy to present it to you

by Keyla Urbina – 29/01/2020

What happens in Athens… will not stay in Athens

On a sunny and warm summer day, two members of the emJoy team met up with a small group of enthusiastic people and talked about education, play and the joy of learning and teaching. I am referring to the first emJoy seminar in Athens; it took place on Saturday the 6th of July at the cozy and welcoming space of the bookstore Books & Beans.

by Dimitra Spyratou – 09/08/2019

‘Can I play now?’

I am a preschool teacher too and at the moment, I’m also on holidays. The new school year will find me in a new school environment and, as I am in this transition phase, I find it even harder to switch my mind off.

by Dimitra Spyratou – 06/08/2019

In Harmony …with emJoy

Share your experiences, return to your classroom enthused by ideas that have instilled joy within educational experiences in schools throughout Europe, and spark joy in your teaching! Meet interesting educators from across Europe and see how joy in learning can be introduced into every subject.
by Joseph G Banks, JD – 30/07/2019

Are you afraid of the big bad puddle?

All my training took place in an institution, with the goal of implementing what I’ve learned within the four walls of a school. Meanwhile, there has always been this other teacher (nature), ready and waiting, beyond those walls to take on that teaching role and let children learn freely and with joy.
by Andrea Magee – 09/06/2019

Joy in the classroom through “us time”.

What if we … scheduled times to have a laugh and simply get along? The students in my class experience joy when we play games together. They also love to share, and in these moments, we all grow as a group and develop a positive culture.
by Rosie – 09/06/2019

Why Emjoy Conference and Friendly Revolution in Education?

I am sure that the experiences during the Conference in Athens (EmJoy 2019) have the potential to offer an opportunity for valuable learning processes with the possibility for cooperation between presenters and participants from many educational cultures and countries.
by Jukka Kangaslahti  –  28/03/2019