At National Geographic Learning, our mission is to bring the world to the classroom, and the classroom to life. We want students of English and their teachers to experience the excitement and joy of learning through our materials.
We invite you to join us in professional development webinars with English Language Teaching specialists, speakers from the TED stage, National Geographic Explorers, and others in the English Language Teaching field.
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Giving Students a Voice: Critical Thinking in the ELT classroom
Presenter(s): Andrew Walkley and Hugh Dellar
Increasing Expectations: Building Writing Confidence through Groups
Presenter(s): April Muchmore-Vokoun
The Flipped Classroom: The role TED and technology can play to get students speaking
Presenter(s): Hsu-Ping Tuan
Emerging into English: different levels, different needs
Presenter(s): Andrew Walkley and Hugh Dellar
Tapping into Curiosity: Incorporating Critical Thinking in Every Situation
Presenter(s): Paul Dummett
Engaging ears, eyes, brains and minds: Authentic listening at every level
Presenter(s): Lewis Lansford
Exploring Global Topics from Multiple Perspectives in Teenagers’ Classes
Presenter(s): Daniel Barber
What do learning a foreign language and becoming a TED speaker have in common?
Presenter(s): Lisa Bu
Integrating Information Literacy Skills into the Young Learner Classroom
Presenter(s): Joan Kang Shin
Tips for Effective Phonics Instruction in the Young Learner Classroom
Presenter(s): Luciana Fernández
Re-imagining the Curriculum: Meeting the Grammar Needs of Today’s Students
Presenter(s): Keith Folse
Tight on Time: Tips for Teaching the Four Skills in Every Young Learner Lesson
Presenter(s): Katherine Bilsborough
Identity, Voice, and Collaboration: Bringing Big Ideas from TED Talks into the Classroom
Presenter(s): Lewis Lansford
