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Why the stories we tell matter

Why the stories we tell matter

by Englist | Oct 7, 2025 | Elementary, Englist blog, Learning resources

I used to visit the back aisle of my elementary school library almost every day after school. I’d get lost for hours in the pages of Roald Dahl, Beverly Cleary, and Judy Blume. I would pretend I was brown-haired Romana Quimby, and I’d change my mind daily about which...
The problem with an American-centric curriculum and how Englist does it better

The problem with an American-centric curriculum and how Englist does it better

by Englist | Mar 20, 2025 | Elementary, Englist blog, Learning resources

Every day across Taiwan, students at buxibans, bilingual programs, and “international” schools open American textbooks filled with stories about the 4th of July, historical figures like George Washington, and jokes that don’t quite land. Taiwanese parents and...
To Kill a Mockingbird and Lit Class in Taiwan

To Kill a Mockingbird and Lit Class in Taiwan

by Englist | Nov 15, 2021 | Academic Writing, Englist blog

By Teacher Adam I first read To Kill a Mockingbird in 9th grade for English class. I liked it, but I know I didn’t really get it.   I also remember much of my class not getting it. I have read TKAM probably nine times now, both in my role as a teacher and on my own....
Reading is the most important thing you can do

Reading is the most important thing you can do

by Englist | Jun 18, 2020 | Academic Writing, Elementary, Englist blog

By Teacher Adam At Englist, we get a lot of parents who ask us, “what can my child do to improve?” Or “what can she do to prepare?” Or, “what more could they be doing?” The answer to all of these questions is simple: “Read.” As a matter of fact, what we also tell...