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Title: Talking to the airwaves: using the radio for teacher development - a British Council-/BBC-organised Hornby School Venue: National Teachers Institute, Kaduna Contact: taiwo.famogbiyele@ng.britishcouncil.org
Learning points: Participants learned how to tailor BBC programmes for English learners and teachers, and then to re-broadcast them to local or national audiences.
Follow-up: Report on the School (MS Word format 28 KB)
Title: Innovative use of resources in ELT Venue: Wadduawa (Western Province, Sri Lanka) Contact: Projects and Training Unit, British Council, Colombo, Sri Lanka - projects@britishcouncil.lk
Learning points: exploiting existing resources; evaluating and adapting ELT resources; innovative teaching methods; new trends in ELT resources; and new activities for inside and outside the classroom.
Website: http://www.britishcouncil.lk/english/hornby2004.htm
Title: Fourth regional seminar on English Language Teaching and Citizenship Report
During the summer of 2004, British Council offices from Croatia, the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania are organising a programme of regional teacher development schools with the generous financial support of the A.S. Hornby Educational Trust. These schools are open to teachers from Europe and from further afield.
Title: Leadership and facilitation skills for ELT professionals Venue: Osijek, Croatia Contact: Roy.Cross@britishcouncil.hr
Learning points: This course was for teachers of English and teacher trainers who take on leadership roles whether as team leaders, project co-ordinators, events organisers or course tutors.
Titles of schools: 1. Teaching young learners for a European future 2. Teaching English to the new European professionals Venue: Janske Lazne - Business School for Disabled Students Contact: Olga.Kolovratova@britishcouncil.cz
Details:
1. Teaching young learners for a European future - This summer school investigated most recent trends in TEYL, with a European intercultural focus. Materials were produced and shared.
2. Teaching English to the new European professionals - An overview of approaches to teaching ESP in secondary vocational schools to young people preparing for their future jobs in the EU working environment.
Report on 'Teaching young learners for a European future' by Nad'a Vojtkova, Hornby tutor
Title: Intercultural Studies on the web: methodology and materials - 'Europe' Venue: GNIEZNO - The European College, Poznan University Contact: Wojciech.Drajerczak@britishcouncil.pl
Learning points: We are inviting teachers interested in intercultural studies who are keen to produce teaching materials directly for the web (see: http://elt.britcoun.org.pl). The overall theme this year is to be 'Europe', a topic with great potential for bringing cultures together.
Title: Drama in education Venue: Miercurea-CIUC Contact: Ruxandra.Popovici@britishcouncil.ro
Learning points: Drama can be used as a resource for teaching English and social studies. This seminar is suitable for secondary school teachers.
All information on the above schools, including the tutors' application procedures and the application process for participants, has been published on the programme website. The site address is: http://elt.britcoun.org.pl
Title: English across the curriculum: issues in English-medium education Contact: Rukhsana.Ashfaq@britishcouncil.org.pk
Website: http://www.britishcouncil.org/pakistan-english-hornby.htm
Title: Primary matters: the latest issues and methods for young learners - a course for primary teachers moving into teacher training/development role Venue: Thang Loi Hotel, Hanoi Contact: Gam.Tran@britishcouncil.org.vn
Title: Website and speaking skills in English language learning Contact: Katya - ekaterina.khokhulya@kz.britishcouncil.org
Learning points: The focus will be on current websites which can support teachers, with a look at speaking skills and ways of exploiting the web for authentic discussion/project work to bring the real world into the classroom.
Title: Teaching English in primary schools with a focus on materials development Contact: Rajni Badlani - rajni.badlani@in.britishcouncil.org
Call for participants - Delhi and Chennai
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