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Teaching Students with attention, concentration and hyperactivity difficulties
Author and special educational needs specialist, Marie Delaney looks at ways to understand and engage students who find it difficult to concentrate in the classroom.
What makes a good coursebook?
This webinar will look at what makes a good adult course book from both the student’s and the teacher’s perspective, and will consider how key teaching-learning aims can be facilitated. The practical examples used will illustrate how a good course book responds to the need for stimulating, up-to-date content and input texts, a good balance between a clear structural syllabus and meaningful communicative outcomes, and the importance of pronunciation in conveying intended meaning. Relevant examples of how all of this can be achieved will be taken from English File third edition.
Pronunciation and the 5 M's
If teaching teenagers can be difficult, and teaching them foreign languages more so, then teaching teenagers pronunciation can be truly challenging. In this webinar we will look at the reasons why teenagers may be uncomfortable with pronunciation practice and strategies for overcoming them.
How to use Creativity in the Classroom
Creativity is an important part of 21st Century Skills and Inquiry-based learning. Creative children grow up to be creative adults and learn how to be leaders and innovators.
Making the most of creativity in the kindergarten classroom
Creativity is an important 21st century skill. Creative children grow up to be creative adults and learn how to be leaders and innovators.
Join kindergarten specialist, Sandie Mourão, for a session that will explore what creativity is and why it is important in the kindergarten English classroom, and provide practical ideas for encouraging greater creativity in your students.
Online tutoring part 3: getting the most out of your students
Join Shaun Wilden, a freelance teacher trainer and materials writer for OUP, as he explores in detail the skills needed to run an online course. Find out how to get the most out of your students from enticing those who are reluctant to participate, to giving feedback, and dealing with typical problem scenarios.
This is the third in a series of workshops looking at online tutoring and working in the online environment.
Webinars
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