Hi! Nice to meet you! I’m Kerona “Kerry Sensei” Slater—an English educator, curriculum designer, and ed-tech enthusiast living in Japan. For more than 12 years, I’ve taught students from beginner to advanced levels, helping them see grammar not as a set of scary rules but as a powerful tool for communication.
I believe learning should be fun, interactive, and confidence-building. That’s why I created Get Grammarous: a playful space where students, teachers, and even busy adults can enjoy mastering English through games, bite-sized lessons, and real-world practice.
“Grammar doesn’t have to be boring—it can be the spark that unlocks confidence in speaking and writing. With the right tools and approach, every learner can succeed.”
B.Ed. in Language & Literature Education (Jamaica)
M.Ed. in Educational Technology (ACE, USA)
Multiple TEFL Certifications
12+ years teaching ESL in Jamaica & Japan
Grammar Made Fun: Turning rules into games and interactive activities
EdTech Essentials for Teachers: Using tools like Padlet, Kahoot!, Canva, and Flipgrid to create engaging lessons
Global Competence Projects: Designing lessons that connect students to cultures, perspectives, and the wider world
Get Grammarous with Kerry Sensei (YouTube): Weekly grammar tips, live classes, and student-friendly lessons
Kerry Does It (YouTube + Blog): Vlogs about my life in Japan as an educator, cultural insights, and personal reflections
I also coach teachers and learners:
1:1 Grammar Coaching – personalized support for students or professionals
Teacher Training – how to design engaging grammar lessons with ed-tech
You’ve got questions. I’ve got answers!
✨ Nope! You can start from wherever you are. My lessons are beginner-friendly and move at a gentle pace. I use clear, simple English, lots of examples, and fun activities so you never feel lost.
🎥 On YouTube, you’ll find free tips and mini-lessons that give you quick wins.
📘 In my courses, you get the full package: step-by-step lessons, worksheets, quizzes, and games that keep you practicing until grammar sticks for good.
🙋🏽♀️ Yes! You can join my group sessions to learn with others (and play grammar games together), or book a one-on-one lesson for personal support. Live classes are fun, interactive, and always encouraging.
👩🏽🏫 Please do! Many teachers use my Kahoots, worksheets, and printables to make grammar more engaging. If you’d like to go deeper, I also run workshops showing how to use ed-tech tools like Padlet, Canva, and Flip to level up your lessons.
📩 Easy—join my email list! You’ll get free grammar tips, printable worksheets, and sneak peeks of my newest games straight to your inbox each week. Think of it as your little dose of grammar goodness.
Because grammar is like LEGO bricks 🧱—once you know how the pieces fit, you can build anything: a story, a joke, even a song. It’s creativity in disguise!
😅 I get this one a lot! My answer: YES. With games, Kahoots, and real-life examples, grammar goes from “ugh” to “aha!” faster than you think.