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About Centro Espiral Mana
- Our philosophies of Learning
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Our stories
- Gratitude
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Courses for Teachers and Teacher Educators
- Courses for Teacher Educators
- For everyone: Relationship-based Classroom Management
- Community English program
- Projects
- Videos
- Resources
- Alumni portfolios, blogs and websites
- Fun things to do in our area
- Hotels we recommend in Costa Rica
- Learn Spanish and/or Teach English near the beach!
- Current Courses
Blogs that enrich our learning, teaching and lives:
Wilma Luth is an English language teacher and teacher-trainer who lived and taught in Japan for 21 years. Most of those years were spent in the beautiful city of Sapporo (the snowiest large city in the world!) where she worked at several universities. She currently lives in a small town in Ontario, Canada and experiences the language classroom vicariously through her work as a freelance teacher trainer.a teacher and trainer She writes a beautiful blog on teaching and reflecting called Teach and Reflect (and teach and reflect and teach…)
Scott Thornbury's blog, An A-Z of ELT provides comprehensive and thoughtful explorations! Could be a daily boost for your learning to benefit your students' learning!! Thanks for such ample offerings!
Pura Vida Dogma: Doing Action Research in Costa Rica is an Action Research Project being carried out by two teachers and budding researchers: Chris Ożóg and Ben Naismith. Great ideas for learning and learner centered language teaching!! Thanks!!
Throwing Back Tokens is a blog by Josette Leblanc, an English teacher and teacher trainer in Korea who writes and shares about reflective practice, nonviolent communication. So much inspiration! Thanks!!!
Dawn Wink is a writer and educator whose work explores the beauty and tensions of language, culture, and place. Wink grew up on a cattle ranch in the San Pedro River Valley of southeastern Arizona. She has studied and lived in México, Spain, and Germany. With degrees in International Relations, Crosscultural Leadership, and TESOL, Wink is an Associate Professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Santa Fe Community College and works with teachers in the U.S. and around the world. She also works with Centro Espiral Mana when we can make it happen!
ICPNACHI ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING TRAINING PROGRAM is a blog by Santy Requejo from Peru. Santy has been and English teacher for many years and a teacher trainer since 2003. She has a degree in Spanish and in English from Pedro Ruiz Gallo University, a masters degree in Teaching English and took the SIT TESOL Certificate Course with us here!
Ivan is a teacher and teacher trainer at ICPNA Region Centro located in a beautiful city in the Andes of Peru called Huancayo. They offer English courses and cultural activities to our community. Ivan took the SIT TESOL Certificate Course with us!
Sergio Acevedo Ariza teaches English in the Dominican Republic and took the SIT TESOL Certificate Course with us in 2010. His new blog has some concrete ideas that we can use tomorrow in the classroom!
Scott Thornbury's blog, An A-Z of ELT provides comprehensive and thoughtful explorations! Could be a daily boost for your learning to benefit your students' learning!! Thanks for such ample offerings!
Pura Vida Dogma: Doing Action Research in Costa Rica is an Action Research Project being carried out by two teachers and budding researchers: Chris Ożóg and Ben Naismith. Great ideas for learning and learner centered language teaching!! Thanks!!
Throwing Back Tokens is a blog by Josette Leblanc, an English teacher and teacher trainer in Korea who writes and shares about reflective practice, nonviolent communication. So much inspiration! Thanks!!!
Dawn Wink is a writer and educator whose work explores the beauty and tensions of language, culture, and place. Wink grew up on a cattle ranch in the San Pedro River Valley of southeastern Arizona. She has studied and lived in México, Spain, and Germany. With degrees in International Relations, Crosscultural Leadership, and TESOL, Wink is an Associate Professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Santa Fe Community College and works with teachers in the U.S. and around the world. She also works with Centro Espiral Mana when we can make it happen!
ICPNACHI ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING TRAINING PROGRAM is a blog by Santy Requejo from Peru. Santy has been and English teacher for many years and a teacher trainer since 2003. She has a degree in Spanish and in English from Pedro Ruiz Gallo University, a masters degree in Teaching English and took the SIT TESOL Certificate Course with us here!
Ivan is a teacher and teacher trainer at ICPNA Region Centro located in a beautiful city in the Andes of Peru called Huancayo. They offer English courses and cultural activities to our community. Ivan took the SIT TESOL Certificate Course with us!
Sergio Acevedo Ariza teaches English in the Dominican Republic and took the SIT TESOL Certificate Course with us in 2010. His new blog has some concrete ideas that we can use tomorrow in the classroom!
