13th Malta ELTC: Harnessing AI for Inclusive ELT

Huge honor to be speaking on behalf of IATEFL LTSiG at the 13th ELTC Conference in Malta. The training theme is: “Harnessing AI for Inclusive ELT” Saturday, 13.05-13.35. ROOM: FOUGASSE1.
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Teacher Clinic Days Webinar

Saturday 12/10, 10:30-12:00

Engaging Young Learners in Speaking and Writing: Strategies for Success

This 90-minute webinar is designed for ELT educators who work with young learners and are looking for effective strategies to develop speaking and writing skills. These productive skills are essential for young learners as they begin to express themselves in English, both orally and in writing. The session will explore practical, age-appropriate activities that can be easily implemented in the classroom, including:

• interactive speaking games
• creative writing tasks
• strategies for scaffolding both skills

Participants will engage in hands-on tasks, share their experiences, and plan lessons that integrate speaking and writing in a way that is engaging and accessible for young learners. By the end of the webinar, educators will have a toolkit of strategies to help their students build confidence and competence in speaking and writing.

Register here: https://lnkd.in/dqTuftXk

Sizzling Grills and Exam Drills: Life Lessons Beyond Tests

by freepik

“Dedicated to my father who slept countless nights on restaurant booths to provide for his family.” By Katherine Reilly, originally published by ELT NEWS printed magazine

This is the story of a boy who grew up in a fairly isolated village of Greece following the conclusion of the atrocious second world war. History has proven that education is a privilege typically accessible to the better-off, with lesser-known exceptions breaking the rule after enduring relentless hardships and trials. Imagine the oldest brother of five, forced to work the fields to provide the bare necessities for his siblings to survive. Education in a post-war society was but a luxury – a far-fetched dream many a youth at the time were deprived of.

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