Optimising your teaching tools | Milano

English workshop with Macmillan Education - Optimising your teaching tools | Milano

Programma:

Teaching and assessing writing at B1 and B2 level

Writing in English is probably the weakest skill in Italy. With this in mind, the session will look at ways of teaching and assisting students with this “forgottten skill”. In order to be able to fully support your students, you also need to be familiar with the marking/grading criteria in the tests/exams that your students will be taking.

Richard Twigg

Academic Director at International house, Teacher and Teacher trainer

How to approach standardised examination like Invalsi using other language Qualifications to your advantage

The Invalsi test is a "standard" test, very similar to those that have been used for many years now in the anglo-saxon education system. How can we prepare students for it? What are the similarities with other Language Qualifications that students might have already obtained and how can we use them to our advantage?

Marco Colciago

Teacher Training, Sales Representative

Debating in class

As teachers we are all looking for ways to engage students in our lessons. To get them speaking, To get them to more con dent as individuals and to have increased self-esteem. But how can we do that? Well in this session we will look at how holding debates with your students can help to achieve all these goals.

Richard Twigg

Academic Director at International house, Teacher and Teacher trainer