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Why do conversation-driven lessons make sense?
About This Webinar
As science understands more and more about how our brains work, it is important for us to constantly assess the way we teach. In the session, we will address the rationale for teaching conversation-driven lessons as well as the reasons for us to do so. Why is it so important for us to shift from the structural curriculum and how can we do it effectively? These are some of the questions that will be addressed in the session. Input from participants are welcome during the session.
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EDUCATION & LEARNING
Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Webinar ID: 07610db63b41
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What is a webinar?
A webinar is an online event that is broadcasted to a group of individuals through their computers via the Internet.
A webinar allows a speaker to share multimedia content with audiences that can be spread out over a large geographical area. You can log located anywhere. A webinar also allows the speaker to interact with an audience. The audience can ask the speaker or moderator (who is leading the webinar) questions in real-time through an instant messaging tool.
Henrick Oprea has been working in ELT since 1997. He's got a post-graduation degree from the University of Birmingham and he is an associate at iTDi. He works as a freelancer in Brasília and his main areas of interest are teacher education, exam classes and theories of teaching and learning. He believes that teachers are the ones who make the difference in any classroom, and this is why he is keen on sharing. He blogs about education and ELT at http://hoprea.wordpress.com, and you can also find him on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, where he occasionally shares pictures of boards from his classes.
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