TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
Hyland Language Centre Trainers will be giving talks at TESOL Spain 36th Annual National Convention to be held 9 - 11 March 2012 in Bilbao.
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Using music, mime and movement in the primary classroomFriday 9th March, 19:00 – 20:30, Auditorio |
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Andrea Littlewood BA, RSA DELTA is Head of Young Learners at Hyland Language Centre, Madrid |
As teachers we aim to keep our children engaged and motivated with a variety of tasks that cater for their learning styles. In this session we'll be looking at ways in which music, mime and movement can help us achieve our aims and maximise participation whether we're dealing with skills work, language presentations, pronunciation activities or classroom management. |
Saving Lives Through EnglishSaturday 10th March, 9:00 – 10:30, Room 008 |
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Terena Fraser DELTA IHYLC is Assistant Director of Studies of Young Learners at Hyland Language Centre, Madrid |
With more focus being put on CLIL in the ESL classroom, teachers are faced with having to become experts in the world around us. As the subject of ‘Health’ appears frequently in course books, why not take the students even further and teach them how to save lives? This workshop focuses on key methods for incorporating this into the classroom. |
Speaking Activities and Changing Pairs the Easy WaySunday11th March, 10:45 – 11:45, Room 201 |
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Silvie Rasikova RSA DELTA, IHCYL is Assistant Director of Young Learners and CELTA Tutor |
It's important to keep kids curious and incorporate the things in their world in your lesson planning. So, this workshop will give you practical ideas for using drama in the classroom with primary and secondary students, with the help of new technologies. |
Back to Basics in a Material WorldSunday 11th March, 12:15 – 13:15, Room 007 |
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Helena Kennedy BA Hons, RSA DELTA is Assistant Director of Studies at Hyland Language Centre, Madrid |
Do you find that your classes are too teacher-centred? Are you too dependent on materials? In this session we'll look at a new approach to teaching which is materials-light, conversation-driven and learner-centred. There will be practical ideas to use with General English classes of all levels so come ready to participate! |
The teaching practice and feedback I received during the past month was valuable - now that I feel prepared I'm even more excited to teach in the 'real world'.
Katie Prince, CELTA July 2010