Webinar Archive

Mar 04 2020

Online

Online Spring Conference: Claire Potter - Optimise 2020! Engaging and equipping teens for exam success

This webinar focuses on how to prepare our teen students for Cambridge exams in a motivating manner.

Feb 26 2020

Online

Loraine Kennedy -Direct or Delegate? Which communication style works best?

This webinar considers how, by using emotional intelligence, a team leader can most consciously adapt their communication style to influence positive change in team dynamics.

Feb 12 2020

Online

Thom Kiddle - Mediation in the CEFR: implications for learning, teaching and assessment

This webinar explores the concept of mediation and how mediation skills are used both inside and outside the classroom.

Feb 06 2020

Online

Lucy Crichton - Enjoyment and Engagement in Early Literacy

This webinar concentrates on the importance of storytelling as a tool to enhance our students' listening and speaking skills.

Jan 29 2020

Online

Mariela Gil - Students without Borders: Educating Global Citizens

This webinar provides practical ideas for including global citizenship education in our classrooms.

Jan 22 2020

Online

Steve Taylore-Knowles - Teaching Young Adults

This webinar will explore what thinking skills our students need to be effective in English and how we can help them develop these skills.

Jan 15 2020

Online

Sarah Hillyard - Positive Classroom, Positive Results

This webinar will provide various teacher-tips to discover the ingredients that go into making a thriving positive classroom that impacts positively on results.

Dec 11 2019

Online

Deborah Healey - Gamification

This webinar will give a brief introduction to gamification with some insights from research, and present how teachers might use game elements effectively in their teaching.

Nov 20 2019

Online

Jon Hird - Extended Speaking in the Classroom (and the Importance of Planning)

This practical webinar considers the importance of pre-task planning in classroom speaking activities.

Nov 06 2019

Online

Lane Greene - How English became such a tricky language to learn

In this session, Lane Greene talks about the way some of English’s unusual properties emerged throughout history.

Webinar archive

Online Spring Conference: Claire Potter - Optimise 2020! Engaging and equipping teens for exam success

Loraine Kennedy -Direct or Delegate? Which communication style works best?

Thom Kiddle - Mediation in the CEFR: implications for learning, teaching and assessment

Lucy Crichton - Enjoyment and Engagement in Early Literacy

Mariela Gil - Students without Borders: Educating Global Citizens

Steve Taylore-Knowles - Teaching Young Adults

Sarah Hillyard - Positive Classroom, Positive Results

Deborah Healey - Gamification

Jon Hird - Extended Speaking in the Classroom (and the Importance of Planning)

Lane Greene - How English became such a tricky language to learn

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Webinar archive

Online Spring Conference: Claire Potter - Optimise 2020! Engaging and equipping teens for exam success

Loraine Kennedy -Direct or Delegate? Which communication style works best?

Thom Kiddle - Mediation in the CEFR: implications for learning, teaching and assessment

Lucy Crichton - Enjoyment and Engagement in Early Literacy

Mariela Gil - Students without Borders: Educating Global Citizens

Steve Taylore-Knowles - Teaching Young Adults

Sarah Hillyard - Positive Classroom, Positive Results

Deborah Healey - Gamification

Jon Hird - Extended Speaking in the Classroom (and the Importance of Planning)

Lane Greene - How English became such a tricky language to learn

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