Minicourse C: Gen A: who they are and how they can change the classroom
As part of the ‘Each Child, Every Child, and the Whole Child: IATEFL YLTSIG Webconference 2024’ event, YLTSIG is again offering three different minicourses for teachers around the world. The courses are 6 hours long, comprised of 3 sessions of two hours each.
Gen A: who they are and how they can change the classroom is being kindly facilitated by TROIKA.
Post-pandemic, teachers in different contexts are looking to apply new strategies to offer meaningful experiences to learners. But something has changed… who are these learners? Generation Alpha includes all children born in or after 2010 (with the oldest turning 13 this year), what does that mean to us, teachers? In this mini-course, participants will have the opportunity to analyze the profile of these learners, understand the implications of some of the characteristics of the teaching-learning process, and leave with a bag of ideas and activities built collaboratively.
Day 1: We will start the first day of the course learning the characteristics of Gen A and how they are value-oriented. We will also consider how growing up in the Covid-19 pandemic might have affected their lives.
Day 2: On the second day of the course, we will understand the implications of some of the Gen A characteristics to the teaching-learning process. We will suggest a range of activities to use with learners in light of their demographic profile.
Day 3: As we have a more thorough understanding of learning disabilities, diagnoses are becoming more common. To round off, we will understand how that can affect the learning process and how teachers can help shape a more inclusive classroom.
Don’t forget to also register for free attendance to the main web conference itself here.
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Speakers - Cristiane Perone and Renata Borges
Cristiane Perone has a Bachelor's Degree in Arts from the University of São Paulo with a degree and specialization in teaching English. She also has a postgraduate degree in business administration from UNIP. He holds the CEELT II and ICELT (University of Cambridge) and Anaheim TESOL (Anaheim University) English teaching certifications, as well as the DELTA (University of Cambridge) diploma. Currently. she works with the creation and editing of materials and lesson plans for bilingual contexts, as well as consulting for educational management processes. She is a partner at Troika and has been working for over 20 years in English education including English course development and teacher education. She has experience in managing international certifications, having served as Center Exams Manager for Cambridge exams and IELTS Center Administrator.
Renata Borges graduated in Languages from the Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, with a post-graduate degree in English language literature from the same university. She has been working in ELT for 19 years, having worked as a teacher and a pedagogical coordinator. For the last 11 years, she has been working with teacher training and materials writing. She has worked on the development of online courses and books for adults and young learners in a bilingual context. She is currently apartner at Troika, where she works with materials writing and teacher training.
Important information:
Online registration for the mini courses closes on the 18 january 2024 at 09.00am UK time. The mini course will take place on Zoom Meeting and joining instructions will be sent to the email address used to register, after online registration has closed. Please keep an eye on your emails for joining instructions and don't forget to check your junk / spam mail box.
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