Hi there, I am

Samiha Nawar Tarin

About Me

I am currently completing my Master’s in TESOL, where I have explored the relationship between language, pedagogy, learner psychology, and classroom practice. Entering the programme, I initially believed TESOL focused primarily on teaching techniques. Over time, I realized that effective language teaching requires a much deeper understanding of how learners learn, interact, and construct meaning in diverse educational contexts.

Throughout the programme, I have studied areas such as second language acquisition, linguistics, materials development, classroom pedagogy, and reflective teaching practice. These experiences helped me understand that learners are not passive recipients of knowledge but active participants in the learning process.

My Skills

Materials Development 90%
Lesson Planning & Instructional Design 90%
Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) 80%
Technology-Enhanced Language Learning 70%
Classroom Interaction & Facilitation 85%
Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) 80%
Learner-Centered Pedagogy 85%

Recent Blogs

ELT and digital learning

Reflections on ELT and Digital Learning

The high development of digital technology has significantly transformed the field of English Language Teaching (ELT). Today, language learning no longer takes place only within the physical classroom. Learners interact

Teaching practice in TESOL programme

Reflective Teaching Practice and Professional Growth in TESOL

One of the most valuable lessons I learned throughout my MA TESOL programme is that teaching is a continuous process of reflection, adaptation, and professional growth. At the beginning of

What is Tesol all about

“TESOL Is Not Just How to Teach, but How Learners Learn”

When I first entered the TESOL programme, I believed teaching English primarily meant learning classroom techniques and methods. I expected to focus mainly on lesson planning, grammar instruction, and classroom