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Certificate of Achievement

Gwyn Jones

has completed the following course:

The Classroom and the World

British Council

This course explored different professional practices which help make a successful English language teacher. Topics included promoting 21st century skills, integrating ICT, understanding educational policies and practice and using multilingual approaches.

4 weeks, 3 hours per week

Michael Bibby

English Global Product Manager

British Council

100%
overall score

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Compare teaching approaches and experience with others from around the world.
  • Assess the relevance of 21st century skills for English language learners.
  • Discuss the impact that technology has had on what and how we teach.
  • Evaluate a range of learning technologies and their usefulness.
  • Explore the impact that national policies have on classroom practice.
  • Reflect on the importance of child protection and consider whose role its implementation should be.
  • Assess the importance and influence of learners' L1 in their language learning.

Syllabus

Promoting 21st century skills

  • Understanding 21st century skills
  • Critical thinking
  • Collaboration and communication
  • Fostering creativity

Integrating technology

  • How does technology affect the way we teach
  • Evaluating technology
  • Technology, autonomy and collaboration

Understanding educational policies and practice

  • How educational policy affects teachers
  • Child protection
  • Internet safety
  • Applying policy

Using multilingual approaches

  • Your classroom linguistic context
  • The impact of other languages on learning
  • Multilingual teaching approaches
  • World Englishes and the future of English

Issued on 24th February 2021

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The Classroom and the World

British Council