John Hattie claims that there are some teachers doing some things that make the difference. If you keep wondering what teaching strategies can make your online lessons more effective and impactful, learn more in this webinar, focused on Online Teaching Methodology ESAP. Magda Kania presents some practical tools and ideas that will help you: - organize your online lesson - engage your students from the very first minute of your online lesson - increase your students’ interaction - ensure that learning outcomes are achieved.
With the shift to more online teaching, when in-person contact time is no longer guaranteed, it can be hard to maintain a confident, consistent understanding of your students’ skills. This session examines how the Level Test and Benchmark Test gives you flexibility and peace of mind in a changing world, and the reliable data you need to guide your students to proficiency.
Teaching at least part of their timetable online has become a reality for many teachers. In this session we focus on how to go about preparing teens for exams in online lessons. We consider how best to dovetail developing the skills and strategies teens need for their exams with maintaining engagement, active participation and yes, enjoyment! We reference material from Gold Experience Second Edition as well as other sources.
As teachers, we have had to adapt to a new reality: our courses now are mostly online. In this webinar, we look at communicative activities for developing professional English online with reference to activities from the Business Partner series that can be easily adapted and to develop learners’ language skills, alongside their business skills and soft skills.
As schools continue to operate digitally or need to be ready to switch to blended learning at any point, we look at how to organise lessons for young learners using digital tools available on the Pearson English Portal.
