TEACH Mag

Teaching creative humour can help students feel more comfortable in your classroom, and it covers listening, speaking, and writing standards at the same time.

As students practice comedy with their peers, they are developing important skills like cognitive flexibility, vocabulary, eye contact, and punctuality, while also learning to speak with good volume and confidence. Best of all, it’s just plain fun!

In our latest article, educator Carol Gutierrez shares how she’s been able to create humour-inspired classrooms over the course of her 35-year teaching career. Read it today at the link in our bio.

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