How to Make a Class Communicative


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How to Make a Class Communicative

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Hosted by: National Geographic Learning Latin America

Category: Academic Days

Presenter: Anderson Cardenas

Have you ever found yourself teaching an English class and realizing your students don't showcase in a conversation the rules and content you have taught them during your classes? The answer to this conundrum may be simpler than you may have foreseen: your classes are grammar centered. To turn this situation around, you need to focus your efforts on making your classes more communicative. This session will provide you with insights that will help you understand how you can design classes in which students can communicate meaningfully and accurately.

Anderson Marcell Cárdenas holds a master’s degree in English Language Teaching with Emphasis on Autonomous Learning Environments and an ICELT from Cambridge University. He has been an academic consultant for the SED Bogotá and the British Council helping public and private institutions design, implement, and evaluate Bilingual programs. He was also the head of the international test center at Centro Colombo Bogotá coaching teachers and test takers on test-taking skills.

30 May
Unveiling the Path for CLIL Implementation


Category – Academic Days

Unveiling the Path for CLIL Implementation

Presenter: ANDERSON CARDENAS

30 May

*Visit the Zoom registration page to see the timing in your region. Below are a few different time zone conversions.

Location
Time
Baja California
9:30 AM (30 May)
Mexico City
10:30 AM (30 May)
Colombia / Ecuador / Panama / Peru / Quintana Roo
11:30 AM (30 May)
Bolivia / Dominican Republic / Puerto Rico / Venezuela
12:30 PM (30 May)
Argentina / Brazil / Chile / Paraguay / Uruguay
1:30 PM (30 May)

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) represents a significant pedagogical shift, blending subject content with language learning to enhance both domains simultaneously. This session explores the foundational principles and practical steps necessary for successful CLIL implementation. It highlights the importance of curriculum alignment, teacher training, and resource development in creating a cohesive CLIL framework. By providing educators with actionable strategies to integrate CLIL into their teaching, the presentation emphasizes the benefits of CLIL, such as improved language proficiency and deeper content understanding, underscoring the transformative potential of this approach in modern education.

Anderson Marcell Cárdenas holds a master’s degree in English Language Teaching with Emphasis on Autonomous Learning Environments and an ICELT from Cambridge University. He has been an academic consultant for the SED Bogotá and the British Council helping public and private institutions design, implement, and evaluate Bilingual programs. He was also the head of the international test center at Centro Colombo Bogotá coaching teachers and test takers on test taking skills.

Segment: All

Hosted by: National Geographic Learning Latin America

Category: Academic Days

Presenter: Anderson Cardenas