Apr 26, 2018 - We will go further into discussing the benefits of such lessons and we will exemplify it all with activit
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Bright Teachers Focus on Students
~ An approach to Learner-Centred Teaching~ 26th April 2018
As teachers, we all want our students to be as independent as possible. But how can we help them understand and remember as much language input as possible and become independent learners at the same time? Let us guide you through some strategies to help you put your students in the centre of the teaching/learning experience and help them acquire a sense of ownership regarding their learning process.
Programme 9:30 – 10:15 Student-Centred Learning vs Teacher-Centred Learning Have you ever thought of the teaching type you practice? What strategies do you apply? Do you guide your students every step of the way or do you allow them to discover and internalize new input on their own? Together, we will analyse the two teaching styles but also the features of student- centred teachers and activities. 10:15 – 10:45: Tea Break 10:45 – 11: 30 Integrating DT in our teaching goals After the break we will go through some of the PROs and CONs of each of the two teaching styles but also some tips on how to design a student-centred lesson. We will go further into discussing the benefits of such lessons and we will exemplify it all with activities that focus on the students to help you in lessons to come.
Registration page: https://www.shakespeare-school.ro/bright-teachers-26-apr-2018/ Location: Carturesti Verona, 13-15 Pictor Arthur Verona Street, Bucharest.
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Meet the teacher trainers: Loredana Manolache is a teacher of English at Shakespeare School. She prepares groups of young learners and teenagers for Cambridge exams and coordinates our annual Shakespeare School Essay Competition. As course and project coordinator, she develops customized materials, tests and lesson plans and designs summer courses for the school. She has hosted in-house training sessions since 2010 and is also a contributor to the children’s book Ziggy and Zaggy: Adventures in Englishland Volume I and to the school blog. Loredana also has a Bachelor Degree in Foreign Languages and in Psychology and she is a TKT and CELTA certified teacher.
Catinca Duran is a teacher of English at Shakespeare School. She prepares groups of young learners and teenagers for Cambridge exams and has contributed to the design of our annual course for very young learners. Catinca has been teaching for ten years and she has a lot of experience with very young and young learners. She is TKT certified and very passionate about her continuous professional development.
www.shakespeare-school.ro | 021 230 20 06 |
[email protected] 