Flying Colours: Embedding Assessment into the Learning Process – Speaker: Claudia Rey

Are you looking for effective ways to empower your students to take an active role in their learning? This session will focus on the concept of Assessment as Learning and will showcase specific and practical strategies to embed assessment in the learning process while boosting learners’ confidence and promoting reflection and self-assessment. 

Personalised Exam Preparation Techniques for YLs – Speaker: Pere Cortiella Ibàñez

This session equips teachers with practical strategies and engaging resources to prepare our young learners for official exams and tailor lessons to cater for all student profiles. Participants will explore fun, effective activities designed to build exam confidence and foster language skills in all our young students.

Respect, Inclusion and Empathy to Enhance Group Learning – Speaker: Sarah Hillyard

This session focuses on fostering respect, empathy, and inclusive behaviour in young learners. We will explore strategies to create a supportive and positive learning environment where all students feel safe and valued when they are working in groups or pairs. Through practical approaches to group management and activities promoting collaboration, teachers can enhance group dynamics, encouraging teamwork and mutual respect for more successful learning.

Write the Right way: Unlock Grammar Through Writing – Speaker: Anna Parr

Ready to turn grammar drills into writing thrills? In this interactive session, we’ll unlock fun ways to help young learners sharpen their grammar while building their writing skills. From commas to clauses, watch how grammar rules become creative tools for young writers!

Learning Habits and Why They Matter – Speaker: Ross McGill

Teachers who understand working memory become better teachers, and students who understand how they learn, and perform better. 
This research-based webinar explores the world of cognitive neuroscience and offers a beginners’ guide for teachers. Ross will share 3 recommendations all teachers should use in every lesson!  
‘Learning is a process that leads to change’, and teachers must assess what is stored in students’ long-term memory, providing explicit instruction and rehearsal to maximise memory potential. This training provides teachers with initial theory, practical study tools, and how to take action. 

Being Curious about Cultures through Project Work – Speakers: Sea Steele and Sarah Smith

Every child is inherently curious about the world around them. Curiosity is the recognition of something unknown that we want to know, the desire to explore, and the pleasure of learning something new. In our session, we’ll explore how to engage our students’ curiosity to learn about diverse cultures through engaging and creative project work.