e-training for teachers of very young learners of English_Β1

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Subproject 03:
Training the trainers and teachers to implement the program of learning English
e-training for teachers of very
young learners of English
e-training for teachers of very young learners
A set of teacher training materials which are provided through the internet:
● a tool for the on-going training of new teachers,
● feedback and a refresher for experienced teachers who decide to teach
children aged 6 - 8 years,
● a source of training materials for School Advisors and A trainers who can
use the content and activities for their own teacher training seminars,
● a source of materials and examples of teaching practices for education
researchers,
● a means of informing the parents of First & Second Graders (A & B) on the
practices used in the teaching of English to very young learners.
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Rationale of e-training
● to familiarize trainees with the basic
principles in learning English by First
and Second graders (6 - 8 years), and
● to help trainees understand the
process required to develop the
children’s social literacies through the
foreign language so they can
implement the teaching practices that
are appropriate for the PEAP classes.
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Specific objectives of e-training
Educational Objectives:
● Awareness of:
● the way children think and learn,
● the way first language learning is related
● to the early development of the
● second language at school,
● the role(s) of the teacher of English,
Professional Development
Objectives:
 reflection
 development of digital
literacy skills
 adaptation
 development of
professional skills
Modification of teaching practices:
● adopting practices which motivate children in the classroom and facilitate the
learning of English in a natural and enjoyable manner.
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The phases of the e-training programme
2011-2012:
● Planning and designing the training materials and their web form.
● Preparation of the 5 Thematic Modules by a team of experts in teaching
English to very young learners and in teacher training.
● Digitisation of the training material and posting it on the PEAP portal.
2012-2013:
● Planning and development of three additional Thematic Modules.
● Improvement and enrichment of the e-training platform.
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The Five Thematic Modules
MODULE I
1. TEACHING YOUNG LEARNERS: INTRODUCTION
2. CLASS MANAGEMENT
3. THE TEACHER’S ROLES
3.1 The Teacher as Manager
3.2 The Teacher as Materials Developer
4. MANAGING THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT
4.1 The School Principal & Fellow Teachers
4.2 Managing & Communicating with Parents
4.3 A Child Talks to his/her Parents
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The Five Thematic Modules
MODULE II
1. ACTION SONGS & CHANTS
The Hows and Whys of Action Songs & Chants
MODULE III
1. GAMES & CRAFTS FOR CHILDREN
1.1 Individual, Pair & Group Games
1.2 Creative Crafts
MODULE IV
1. THEATRE ACTIVITIES AND CLASS EVENTS
1.1 The Pedagogical Rationale
1.2 How to Organize Theatre Activities
1.3 Class Events & School Shows
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The Five Thematic Modules
MODULE V
1. STORYTELLING IN THE EFL CLASSROOM
1.1 What is a Story?
1.2 Why use stories in the classroom?
1.3 Some criteria for selecting a Storybook.
1.4 Useful Tips
2. STORYTELLING
2.1 BEFORE ACTIVITIES
2.2 WHILE ACTIVITIES
2.3 AFTER ACTIVITIES
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The features of the e-training material
● Open access.
● Modular: evolves in Thematic Modules.
● Cohesive: each module relates to the main theme and the modules are
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interlinked in a cohesive whole.
Flexible: trainees can study all Thematic Modules in a serial way or choose
randomly, depending on individual needs.
Interactive: trainees can register their answers (e.g., to a quiz) and receive
feedback.
Media rich: involves video.
Multimodal: combines sound and image.
Multisensory: activates multiple senses
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How trainees can use e-training
The trainees:
● can work in their own time and place, designing their individual course of
study,
● are informed of the time required to complete each Module,
● can monitor their learning progress through self-assessment exercises and
quizzes,
● can elaborate further through suggested references,
● are encouraged to reflect on specific examples from the classroom.
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The role of School Advisors and A Trainers
School Advisors and A Trainers can:
● inform teachers regarding the e-training material.
● encourage teachers to use it.
● use it for the planning of their own teacher training seminars.
● enrich topics, depending on developments in education and the needs of
teachers.
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Το έργο υλοποιείται από το
ΚΕΝΤΡΟ ΕΡΕΥΝΑΣ ΓΙΑ ΤΗ ΔΙΔΑΣΚΑΛΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΤΗΝ ΑΞΙΟΛΟΓΗΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΓΝΩΣΗΣ ΤΗΣ ΑΓΓΛΙΚΗΣ
Την ευθύνη για το περιεχόμενο αυτής της εισήγησης έχει η ομάδα εμπειρογνωμόνων του ΠΕΑΠ.
Εισηγήτρια της παρούσας:
Λιλίκα Κουρή
Επιστημονικός Συνεργάτης
http://rcel.enl.uoa.gr
rcel@enl.uoa.gr
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