ELT Today: A Frameworks Education Podcast

James is now getting into the swing of teaching online. He's starting to get feedback from students and parents and is reflecting on how he can apply good teaching approaches online. More free support for teachers: https://learning.eltcampus.com/courses/take/webinars-for-english-teachers-online-teaching

https://learning.eltcampus.com/ James, our English teacher based in Southern Spain, starts to see some benefits of teaching online.

It's the big day. James, our English teacher based in Southern Spain, conducts his first lessons online with young learners and teens. Join us as James shares his journey to move his teaching online.

https://learning.eltcampus.com/courses/how-to-teach-english-online

James brings us his first installment of being a teacher in lock-down in Spain and what he is doing as a complete beginner to get teaching online.

James, our English teacher based in Southern Spain, wakes up to his new life/work reality and gets to grips with the first decisions to be made to become an online teacher and survive under lockdown.

James brings us his first installment of being a teacher in lock-down in Spain and what he is doing as a complete beginner to get teaching online.

What’s the difference between teaching and coaching? What can we learn from neuroscience and learning to apply to our own teaching? Is it just another methodology gimmick, the latest bandwagon to jump on? Or is there some core sense in this area to add to our English language teacher toolbox?

I spoke with well-known Business English language and communications specialist Rob Howard about the 4th International Neurolanguage Learning and Coaching conference taking place in London 16-17th in April 2020.

https://london20.neurolanguagecoaching.com/

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The Image Conference is an exciting, personable gathering for language teachers with a particular interest in multimodality and visual literacy. Each year, over two days we engage with each other and learn together.

This year (2018) the conference was held in Athens with a strand of the conference being run by the GISIG (Global Issues Special Interest Group). It focused on the migrant and refugee crisis in Greece and around the world. We considered what this meant for us as language teachers and multidisciplinary specialists involved in education. How are we responding? How does this inform our practice?

If you are interested in what applied linguistics and language teaching looks like out there when it meets global issues and other disciplines, be brave! Come join us in Brussels in October 2019.

https://www.facebook.com/The.Image.Conference

https://www.facebook.com/VisualArtsCircle/

https://visualartscircle.com/

http://theimageconference.org/

http://gisig.iatefl.org/

https://www.facebook.com/GlobalIssuesSIG/

Volunteer teacher Mathieu Poignet of No Border School, talks to Emma Louise Pratt at the Image Conference in Athens, Greece, October 2018.

https://www.facebook.com/noborderschool/

https://www.facebook.com/The.Image.Conference/

While contemplating project based and experiential learning, Emma finds out some key truths for learning in the world of workshop artist Tony Gee, the Artistic Director and co-founder of Creation Myth Puppets. Tony who has worked in the arts and as a puppeteer, for over 30 years, touring shows and workshops all over the world.

www.creationmythpuppets.co.uk/

Workshop a Moveable Feast by Tony Gee (ISBN: 9780902386204)

Dartington College of Arts

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