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Teaching for Success – konferencja online dla nauczycieli

WEŹ UDZIAŁ W NASZEJ PIERWSZEJ GLOBALNEJ KONFERENCJI DLA NAUCZYCIELI I TRENERÓW


W dniach 5–9 października British Council organizuje po raz pierwszy globalną konferencję online poświęconą tematyce ustawicznego rozwoju zawodowego nauczycieli (continuing professional development – CPD). Na program konferencji składa się ponad 60 sesji prowadzonych przez prelegentów z całego świata oraz panele dyskusyjne.


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Conference programme - Day 5. Sunday 9 October 2016

Discussion forum - 21st century skills/core skills

In this discussion forum, a panel of experts and practitioners will discuss what 21st century skills are and the importance of their integration into learning.

Date: 9 October 2016

Time: 12.30pm - 13.30pm UK time (find out what time this is in your country)

Join this discussion forum: http://britishcouncil.adobeconnect.com/tfs_conference/


Panel members will discuss the integration of 21st century skills/core skills in language teaching and in education in general. The discussion will begin with a video recorded by Andreas Schleicher from the OECD talking about the importance of incorporating a focus on these skills in our classrooms. The panel will then discuss and debate the key issues raised by Andreas and look at the theoretical and practical application of building a focus on these skills into our day-to-day teaching.

What are 21st century skills/core skills?

Critical thinking and problem solving
Communication and collaboration
Citizenship
Creativity and imagination
Digital literacy
Student leadership and personal development

For more information about the core skills, you can download and read the brochure 'Unlocking a world of potential - core skills for learning, work and society'.

The discussion will broadly address the following question:

Many English language teachers and writers believe that we are here to teach language alone, and that anything else is outside our remit. With so much talk of 21st century skills in other sectors (e.g. business, employability, etc.) should we be incorporating them into what we do, and the materials we teach with, or is this simply a fad waiting to be replaced by the next big thing?

Confirmed panel members: Gavin Dudeney (The Consultants-E), Dominic Regester (British Council Education and Society), Amy Lightfoot (British Council India)

Additional panel members will be confirmed shortly.

Register for the conference

http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/discussion-forum-21st- century-skillscore-skills 2016-10-08