Teamwork and Management. FrontPage. You have arrived at the permanent landing page for EVO sessions.
Note: If you cannot see all of the text on the right, click on the tiny arrow above the words Page History in the upper right corner to expand to Fullscreen View. Call for Participation Electronic Village Online (EVO) 2020 For five weeks in January and February, TESOL experts and participants from around the world engage in collaborative online discussions or hands-on virtual workshops of professional and scholarly benefit. These sessions bring together participants for a longer period of time than is permitted by land-based professional development conventions and allow a fuller development of ideas than is otherwise possible. Sessions are free and open to anyone around the globe. Convention in order to participate. We invite you to choose a session from this year's offerings listed below.
The Electronic Village Online Hashtag is: #evosessions Click on the title of a session below to view the complete session description. Lucy Mangan: sitting exams is a game, and the game is rigged. Interview: Elizabeth Green, Author Of 'Building A Better Teacher' Teacher effectiveness is a hot topic in education circles right now.
How do you measure it, and how can you improve it? What type of teachers should schools keep, and who should they let go? Elizabeth Green says that it's not, as some people assume, a question of personality or charisma. Great teachers are not born, they're made, she says — and there's much more to teaching than being "good" or "bad" at it. Her book, Building a Better Teacher, explores teaching as a craft and shows just how complicated that craft can be. Green studied teaching methods in both American and Japanese classrooms over the span of six years. Interview Highlights On teaching math in the United States versus in Japan. ICT4ELT. A group for language teachers who want to integrate information communication technology into their classes.
ICT4ELT (Information and Communication Technology for English Language Teachers) is a session for teachers who want to explore how computers could be useful in their teaching but do not know where to start. It can also help more experienced teachers who want to know more about new ICT tools. Designed by a team of long standing "Becoming a Webhead" (BaW) moderators and co-moderators (BaW was an Electronic Village Online (EVO) session that ran successfully for ten consecutive years), ICT4ELT is an entry level session that does not require prior knowledge of ICT tools to complete the course. Index. April 9, 2014: Click HERE to view a PowerPoint presentation featuring photographs from this year's conference!
March 27, 2014: The TALGS Conference was a big success! Thanks to all of the presenters, speakers, organizers, and volunteers! We look forward to seeing everyone at the 2015 conference at East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina! February 14, 2014: The conference in Asheville will go ahead as scheduled!
ARC's Suggested Reading List - American Refugee Committee. The following is a list of books and resources relevant to ARC's mission to serve refugees and displaced people.
This list was compiled based on recommendations from ARC supporters, members of the ARC Board of Directors, and staff. Learn more about refugees and the work of ARC and share what you learn with friends. Shop for these books online or at your local bookseller. UNHCR's State of the World's Refugees - 2012We Shared the Peeled Orange: The Letters of “Papa Louis” from the Thai-Cambodian Border, 1981-1993. -by Louis Braile Read More The Turbulent Decade: Confronting the Refugee Crises of the 1990s.
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