'Learner autonomy' presentation slideshows

Learner and Teacher Autonomy in language education

Learner and Teacher Autonomy in language education. KWOK Chee Ying Henry 10401474 LAM Yan Yin Felix 10401210 LAU Tik Sang Dickson 09401482 LEE Chi Leung Edmund 10401237 TAM Ming Sum Sammy 09401490. What is your goal. as an English Teacher?. Autonomy. Creating spaces. Constraints.

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CEFR Awareness Session Elementary Immersion

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Students managing their learning: an investigation into perspectives and patterns of behaviour of students using the Education Guidance Service (Cal Weatherald; Ester Ehiyazaryan).

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Learner Autonomy: What Every Teacher Should Know

Rosukhon Swatevacharkul For the LI faculty members Wednesday, 7 September 2011. Learner Autonomy: What Every Teacher Should Know. Topics. Related theory: Learner- centredness Terminology review/overview Components of autonomy Degrees of autonomy Characteristics of autonomous learner

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Developing Learner Autonomy: From Theory to Classroom Practice

Developing Learner Autonomy: From Theory to Classroom Practice. Plenary talk Leni Dam, Denmark. Outline of talk. What is language learner autonomy? Why learner autonomy? How learner autonomy? The role of the teacher. Final remarks by two learners. What is language learner autonomy?.

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Project-based Learning and Learner Autonomy

Project-based Learning and Learner Autonomy. Wang Duqin wangduqin@sina.com. Outline. Basic concepts Research method Findings Projects for learner autonomy. 1. Basic concepts. Learner autonomy: the desirable goal of education

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Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (Promoting Learner Autonomy)

Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (Promoting Learner Autonomy). Identifying, developing, disseminating and embedding good practice in promoting learner autonomy Ivan Moore Director CPLA. Where have we come from?.

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Multiple Intelligences theory: ICT and Pronunciation So what’s new?

Multiple Intelligences theory: ICT and Pronunciation So what’s new?. Learner Autonomy. What does Learner Autonomy mean to you?. What do Learners need to become Autonomous?. A brief history of Autonomy. First begins to appear in language learning literature in the 1970’s.

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Heping Xu Asian School 1 Defense Language Institute

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Can learner autonomy be assessed?

Can learner autonomy be assessed?. Christine O'Leary Sheffield Hallam University UK. Outline. Introduction Definitions of learner of autonomy Assessing learner autonomy- benefits and issues Evaluating the development of autonomy in Languages- previous studies

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Enhancing MFL teaching for new tutors

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Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio

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Thursday, 24 August 9.00-10.00 Registration & coffee 10.00-10.30 Opening & Info

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW. Thursday, 24 August 9.00-10.00 Registration & coffee 10.00-10.30 Opening & Info 10.30-12.00 Presentations 12.00-13.00 Looking back to Copenhagen 13.00-14.00 Lunch (Hotel Arthur, Vuorikatu 19)) 14.00-15.30 Presentations 15.30-16.00 Coffee & poster presentation

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Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio . ECML-short-term project 2008-2009 ELP_TT2 Project co-ordination: Margarete Nezbeda. Learning to learn and learner autonomy. Based on a presentation given by David Little, Trinity College Dublin (adapted by Margarete Nezbeda).

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Syllabus Design

Syllabus Design. Rob Danin Senior English Language Fellow Website: http://robdanin.wix.com/elfellow. Things to consider When developing your syllabus. A well-designed syllabus includes: a contract

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Fostering language learner autonomy via adaptive conversation tutors

School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. Fostering language learner autonomy via adaptive conversation tutors. by Bayan Abu Shawar Information Technology Department, Arab Open University and Eric Atwell School of Computing, University of Leeds. Introduction.

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TEACHER AND STUDENT ROLES IN THE 21st CENTURY

TEACHER AND STUDENT ROLES IN THE 21st CENTURY. CHANGING TEACHER ROLES. CHANGING TEACHER ROLES. Mirror. Assessor. Discipilaniran. Coach. Guide Observer <- > Analyst Teacher as a Model P lanner < Strategist Motivator. Collaborator Team member Teacher as an active learner

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The Evolution of Workplace Learning in the United States Since 1607

The Evolution of Workplace Learning in the United States Since 1607. Gary J. Confessore, Ed.D. Sharon J. Confessore, Ph.D. EunMi Park, Ed.D. HRD Enterprises Bon Secours Health System Johns Hopkins University. 2008 East Asia Forum for Adult Education

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