«Teach, Learn, Grow»

In this webinar we will discuss strategies that will make teaching reading and listening interesting and diverse. By the end of this webinar you will have learned how to plan a focused lesson on understanding overall message before moving to specific details.

Usually teaching 7–10-year-olds online is not an easy thing. Generation Alpha students thrive on short, achievable goals, instant feedback, and a strong sense of play. In this session, I’ll show how to turn ordinary tasks into exciting adventures using simple tools: interactive maps and board-game style quests. We’ll look at how to set up a “mission” at the start of the lesson, keep motivation high with step-by-step rewards, and make even grammar practice feel like fun. Practical, creative, and ready-to-use ideas you can apply to your very next online class will wait for you.

Despite Native Speakerism being frowned upon and British Pronunciation being virtually impossible to define, many teachers all around the world, feel a need to build their confidence in this area of their teaching repertoire. This interactive webinar is based on research identifying the most elusive components to initially raise awareness of teachers’ needs to attune their listening.  Through discovering what they need to notice in terms of the finer details of sounds, stress, contractions, intonation and modulation combined with pauses they can practice and create a more natural flow in their own speaking skills in order to feel more confident. They will leave with a pack of resources to follow up with prcatice.