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The free professional development webinars are designed for English teachers and educators worldwide who want to improve their teaching skills, get practical tips and maintain and grow a successful and fulfilling career.
Improve your English teaching skills, get practical tips and learn new ways to keep your students engaged.
Learn from the experts of a leading American style university in Lithuania and discuss the hot topics that trouble the minds and hearts of ELT professionals around the globe.
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The free professional development webinars are designed for English teachers and educators worldwide who want to improve their teaching skills, get practical tips and maintain and grow a successful and fulfilling career.
LCC offers a unique student experience, with
in- person and online classes, BA and MA programs, and students from different countries,
cultures and perspectives.
LCC embraces a North American education style which fosters critical thinking, academic rigor, and multiple perspectives.
LCC is a learning community; faculty and students are challenged to be lifelong learners. LCC is a relational university; we value personal conversations and healthy connections. LCC is an international university; students and faculty come from over 50 different countries.
It’s All Fun and Games…and Learning! Games
in the Language Classroom
Who doesn’t love to play a game? As
teachers, we can use our students’ enjoyment of games to promote
language learning – a true win-win situation! Games are a useful
way to build and practice language skills and increase student
engagement in the classroom for all ages and language levels.
In
this interactive webinar, we will consider what makes an activity
a game and examine several types of language learning games. We’ll
discuss the benefits of language learning games and play a game
together.
This webinar is appropriate for teachers of all
language levels (beginner to advanced) and all ages (children,
teens, and adults).
Unique students; Unique lessons
Each pupil has their own talents, strengths, and learning styles. How
can we teach a whole class while at the same time, attending to
individuals and their learning needs?
This webinar will provide
English teachers with some encouragement and ideas for designing
lessons aimed to reach pupils, each with their unique
characteristics. We will discuss scaffolding as a means to assist
lower-proficiency students to achieve their learning targets as well
as ways of challenging the high-achievers.
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