| | | | Teaching kids
'Primary: Discovering creative classrooms' is a 15-hour moderated online course designed to help you gain resource-making ideas and develop a wide range of skills and activities for everyday use in your primary classroom. The course starts Thursday, 02 March.
| Teaching teens
'A Multicultural Society' is a lesson based around the different ethnic minority groups which make up the UK population. There are a range of reading and discussion tasks, which enable students to reflect on their own culture and minorities within it. It is suitable for learners aged 12 + at B2 level, and students will develop speaking skills, reading skills and critical thinking skills.
| Teaching adults
To celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, our latest lesson plan for teens and adults raises awareness of some of the reasons why women are relatively poorly represented in science. This lesson for adults or older teens at B2 level, focuses on reference words, and how they link a text together, and speaking skills development on the topic of jobs and gender.
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| | | | Development
In this webinar recording 'Enhancing the quality of reflection', from last year's Teaching for Success Online conference Tran Thi Hieu Thuy and Nguyen Thi Kim Phuong review the concept of reflection and Brookfield's theory of four lenses in critically reflective teaching practice. They also propose guidelines for
teachers to apply useful tools for reflection in each lens.
| Events
How can we overcome the native speaker as the standard and address the changing realities of English language use around the world, both with regard to students' needs for English and to teachers' needs for proficiency in English? Watch recordings of three 15-minute presentations on the theme of Reimagining
English Competence by Anne Katz (Inquiry), Giselle Lundy-Ponce (Equity), and Ahmar Mahboob (Professionalism).
| Magazine
'Action Research - as easy as 1, 2, 3' by David Petrie answers three basic questions: What is action research? Why do it? How do I do it? To find out more about getting started with action research, take a look at this very accessible and practical blog post.
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