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Q & A from Margit Szesztay’s webinar on Tapping into the creative potential of groups
On 2nd June 2018, Margit Szesztay presented the following IATEFL webinar: Tapping into the creative potential of groups In this webinar, Margit Szesztay will explain her fascination with the potential of groups, large and small, and her exploration into how to … Continue reading
Q&A from Elizabeth Bekes and Marcela Carrasco’s webinar on International English and its Implications for Teaching and Learning
On 3rd February 2018 Elizabeth Bekes and Marcela Carrasco presented the following IATEFL webinar: International English and its Implications for Teaching and Learning English is the world’s second language: for many teachers it is their native tongue, for a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Webinars
Tagged cultural awareness, English as a Lingua Franca, Q&A, webinar
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Q & A from Mike Harrison’s webinar on using graphic organisers
On 21st October 2017, Mike Harrison presented the following IATEFL webinar: Visualising your thinking – ideas for using graphic organisers with learners and teachers Making decisions is difficult – whether that’s the case for you as a teacher trying to work out … Continue reading
Q & A from Nicola Meldrum’s webinar on technology and teacher-led development
On 19th August 2017, Nicola Meldrum presented the following IATEFL webinar: How can technology support and facilitate teacher development? In this webinar we will focus on collaborative development supported by technology. We will look at different tech tools that teachers can … Continue reading
Posted in Webinars
Tagged CPD, developing countries, observation, technology, webinar
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Q & A from Laura Patsko’s webinar on teaching pronunciation for English as a Lingua Franca
On 9th September 2017, Laura Patsko presented the following IATEFL webinar: Teaching pronunciation for English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) What do learners of English need to sound like? Who do they speak to? Who needs to understand them? Who do they … Continue reading
Q & A from Chaz Pugliese’s webinar on creating motivation
On 18th March 2017, Chaz Pugliese presented the following IATEFL webinar: Creating Motivation, Creating Learning I believe in local research, so a few years ago I conducted interviews with over a hundred of my students in Paris, where I’m based. The … Continue reading
Q & A from Agnes Orosz’s webinar on teaching mixed-level groups
On 4th February 2017, Agnes Orosz presented the following IATEFL webinar: Abstract A few years ago I was teaching in a private high school in Ecuador. In my Year 9 group, I had 25 students; most of them in the lower … Continue reading
Why LAMSIG? (by Andy Hockley)
Perhaps you’ve recently moved from being a teacher to some form of management role – maybe senior teacher, ADOS, Academic Manager, Coordinator, Director of Studies or some other role or title. You’ve probably faced a few challenges in making that … Continue reading
Posted in Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
Tagged Director of Studies, DoS, LAMSIG, management, manager, SIG, webinar
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Q & A from Anne Margaret Smith’s webinar on including all students
On 10th September 2016, Anne Margaret Smith presented the following IATEFL webinar: Including dyslexic language learners In this session we will explore the main effects that dyslexia can have on language learning, and how we can support the dyslexic learners … Continue reading
Posted in Webinars
Tagged dyslexia, inclusive practices, IPSEN, Q&A, special education needs, webinar
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