Above Literacy English Circle

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I’m opening a small English learning group—free for now. 🌱 We will practice: 📚 Reading 🗣️ Speaking ✍️ Writing 👂 Listening I will help you improve step by step. I’m looking for a few people who want to learn and practice English. Comment “JOIN” or send me a message, and I will invite you.

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LaShon Poitier

Apr 23 •

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Welcome

Welcome to Above Literacy English Circle! Hi everyone, and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. I’m a TEFL-certified ESL teacher, and I created this space to help you practice English, build confidence, and speak without fear. This is not just a place to learn—it’s a place to grow together. 💬 What you can expect here: - Daily English practice - Supportive conversations - Help with speaking and confidence - A safe space to make mistakes and improve 🙌 Your first step: Introduce yourself below! Tell us: - Your name - Where you’re from 🌍 - Why you want to learn English Remember: You don’t have to be perfect here. Just start. We’re here to grow together. Practice. Speak. Grow.

LaShon Poitier

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When Literacy Feels Hard

Many adults don’t struggle with literacy because they can’t learn. They struggle because learning to read once felt stressful, rushed, or discouraging. So reading becomes: - Slow - Confusing - Easy to avoid And over time, people start to believe: “I’m just not good at reading.” But that’s not the truth. 💡 What Actually Builds Literacy? Not pressure. Not perfection. ✔ Understanding the main idea (not every word) ✔ Taking your time while reading ✔ Practicing with real-life content ✔ Reading consistently—even small amounts ✔ Learning in a space where mistakes are okay 🌱 Final Thought Literacy isn’t something you either have or don’t have. It’s something you build—step by step. 💬 Let’s Talk What makes reading difficult for you? Or what has helped you improve? 👇 Share below and join the Circle!