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28 Nov 2020

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TTEd Manchester 2020 PCE 

TTEdSIG event coordinators have put together a great programme for our members and TTEd enthusiasts featuring the topic of ‘Trends in teacher training: The needs of trainers in different contexts.’ 

Our updated abstract is as follows:

TTEdSIG invites trainers from around the world to a day filled with engaging topics on current trends in teacher training, as we aim to help trainers apply new insights into the particular needs and constraints of their training contexts. This year’s PCE is featuring five prominent members of our ELT community, Penny Ur, Sue Garton, Kathleen Graves, Russell Stannard and Briony Beaven. Our remarkable line of speakers will share their knowledge, experience and thoughts with the teacher trainers and educators. Our PCE participants will be able to discuss pertinent issues such as dealing with the training needs of experienced teachers, training in-service teachers to help with the skill development of new generations (or address the needs of new generations) and how to best meet the needs of pre-service teacher candidates in general and/or in particular whose first language is not English.

Looking forward to meeting you there.

Best Training Practices

TTEdSIG has been collecting some tried and tested practices from like-minded colleagues. You check out two more entries “Team Training’ contributed by Beth Melia-Leigh and Nicholas Northall of the University of Sheffield and “Socratic Seminars in Teacher Training” by Seher Balbay of Middle Eastern Technical University. You can reach these entries and the others by clicking on this link https://ttedsig.iatefl.org/category/best-practices/

Please continue to send your best practice ideas for teacher training to [email protected]

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