PERU-ELT NETWORKS
Has the pleasure of announcing its Third ELT Event : “Teacher Development Seminar” to be held on Saturday, May 14 2011.
Venue :TBC (To be confirmed)
Our Key-Note Speaker will be Dermot Murphy, who was the British Counterpart / Coordinator in the Project (First Phase)about “Developing Materials for Secondary SchoolS” /Improving Teaching of English in Peru.( Ministry of Education and British Government Agreement)
Bio: Dermot Murphy
Dermot Murphy taught applied linguistics in the University of Lancaster, St Mary’s University College, Thames Valley University, and King’s College London. He was consultant to educational development projects in North Africa, South America, South-East Asia and Europe. He has published textbooks and research articles, writing on teacher education, evaluation, and discourse analysis. His play “El Cóndor y la Niña” was performed in the Santa Cruz de la Sierra International Theatre Festival, Bolivia, in April 201
Venue :TBC (To be confirmed)
Program:
Session 1 9.00-10 Teacher development – Introduction
Session 2 10.00-11.30 Teacher development – Dermot Murphy
Coffee Break/Networking 11.30 – 12
Session 3 12.00- 1.30 Teacher Appraisal –Dermot Murphy
Coffee Break/Networking 1.30 – 2.00.p.m.
Session 4 2.00 -3.30 Action Research – Dermot Murphy
Raffle-3.30 – 3.45
Certificates / Closing 3.45p.m.-4.00p.m.
Abstracts of Dermot’s Sessions:
Teacher development
To be effective members of a department or school, and in order to gain job satisfaction, teachers need to be able to manage change and develop their professional knowledge and skills. The need to change may come from outside with the introduction of a new curriculum, or a new textbook, the availability of new technology, moving to a new place of work, or from different expectations of language learning. The desire to develop may come from within, from wanting to get better at the job and be able to vary ways of working. Some teachers resist change, but the need to develop will be there all the same. The school or faculty which values its teachers will support them in their development, and the professional teacher will be able to work with others, or autonomously, to evaluate and reflect on their work. We will look at the ways other teachers have managed their professional development and identify practical ways for you to meet the needs you identify and to implement the process of development in your context of work.
Teacher appraisal
Staff appraisal is a general technique for any institution to evaluate the way that its staff contribute to the work of the organisation and to make sure that they are given the support and training necessary to enable them to work effectively and get satisfaction from their job. We will look at how to organise appraisal so that it works to the benefit of staff and institution, and how and if you could use this.
Action research
In many places teachers now carry out research adapted to their needs and concerns so that they can take more control over how they organise and implement teaching and learning in their classrooms. Appropriate and skilled use of these techniques empowers teachers and gives them a greater confidence in managing change in their context. They learn how to avoid negative influences and find effective, useful ways to encourage learning. Doing this requires more responsibility from learners and helps them in turn. We will look at methods, examples and ways that you could implement these ideas to meet needs where you work.
REGISTRATION :
Number of Participants: 80
Registration deadline: May 7th, 2011
Registration at: informes@perueltnetworks.com
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We look forward to seeing you again!
