Hello and welcome to another episode of Grow: A podcast from Cambridge. Today we are back in France, with host Luísa Geão speaking to Clélia Daniel.

This episode is a beautiful example of what it means to teach with both presence and passion. We talk all about the rhythm that makes a great teacher a wonderful conductor, and Clélia even shares the joyful ritual of dancing with her pupils every morning. 

Clélia believes that young learners truly are philosophers but that the key to success in primary education is all about teamwork and continuous learning.

In this episode of Grow, you will learn:

• Short, dynamic activities for young learners.
• Why movement should be at the heart of every lesson.
• The importance of language learning as a bridge to understanding different cultures and perspectives.
• Clélia’s unique philosophy of teaching through rhythm.

You’ll also hear from Matt Ellman & Cecília Lemos Harmer from the Professional Learning and Development team at Cambridge who share a top tip on delivering actionable feedback. Discover further, free, practical support for teachers, including the Integrated Learning and Assessment course and an ideas pack, at cambridge.org/ILA

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