Resistance to online synchronous and asynchronous learning has been an issue for those forced into sudden change. However, online, blended and hybrid learning (both synchronous and asynchronous) is here to stay. As an inspector and as a teacher trainer, I have had the opportunity to observe many classes and I will be sharing my reflections.
The session will develop ways that online platforms and tools can be used to humanise online teaching i.e. how to make it learner-led, putting the learner at the heart of the process. I will consider and review good teaching techniques in an online context, how to set up tasks and activities to engage and motivate learners, and how to involve learners in a continuous humanistic assessment process to improve their performance in a learning-centred context.
Teaching and learning online can be carried out in a safe, interactive and enjoyable atmosphere whilst still ensuring quality language teaching and supporting learners in achieving results.
Speaker-Julie Wallis
Julie Wallis is a Director of The London School, Italy, and a NILE training consultant. She is the current AISLi President, and sits on the board of International House London and Eaquals as Trustee. She holds a BA, DELTA and CertiBET and has nearly 40 years’ experience in teaching, training and materials development.
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