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those who know me, even if they know me just a little, are aware of how pas*ionate i am about inclusivity and students with special educational needs. however, that is not what i am here to talk about today. i want to share what i have found this year. not even in my wildest dreams, i would have imagined a year such as 2018. the objectives i had established back at the end of 2017 were way too bold, pretentious i would say and everything i have accomplished.. if you have been teaching te*ns for the past years you have probably noticed how attached they are to their mobiles or tablets. to say that they love technology is an understatement. playing video games, watching tv series and films or listening to music are some of the usual activities they perform in their free time and they all involve technology. but technology is not the only thing they are interested in. take, for instance, te*nagers who practise sports or even go to a dance school. would it not.. just take a quick stroll around the town where you live. how many bilingual education ads do you find? from small towns in remote areas to big metropolis, it does seem that a huge number of schools have gone bilingual. but are they all the same? do they have the same reasons for doing so? first and foremost, it is far-fetched to believe that they are all the same. there is this thing called school culture that should be enough in itself to tell everyone that no bilingual school... 2018 and my final reflections as a senior educator in a very peculiar year. this post is specially dedicated to roberta caiado, dóris arruda c. cunha and karl h. efken, three of my professors who have enlightened me with their thoughts, ethics, perseverance and wisdom and have helped me change my personal and professional life for better. before writing this post, i was revisiting another one i wrote  (a long time ago) about “reflective practice” which, for me has to do with a way of internally reflect and study your own experiences to improve the way you work. the act of reflection is..