WEB CARNIVAL 2016

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Description

We all have stories about our teacher development. What’s in these stories shapes our teaching and affects those around us. IATEFL TDSIG invite you to attend its inaugural Web Carnival on “Stories of Teacher Development” on Saturday, January 30, 2016. During it, selected speakers from our community will share their stories by focusing on:

  • a turning point that led to a realisation about their teaching
  • a key question that they faced in this realisation
  • how these turned into action

 

While sessions are short, everyone will have opportunities to interact, share, and reflect on these points. In addition, you can also share your stories through posts on our website or yours. If you’d like to participate in this way first, please submit your story here. We’ll either select to be on the TDSIG website or link to it.

Schedule

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Programme & RECORDINGS

To view the full online programme, please click here: http://bit.ly/tdsig-webcarnival. You will not be required to preregister. If you want to share a printable poster in your staff room (that isn’t so ink-heavy), download it here.

Watching the recordings here:

A – Lizzie Pinard (recording)
B – Thiago Veigga (recording)
C – Anna Bartosik (recording)
D – Maha Hassan (recording)

Location

We will be using the IATEFL Adobe room. Click this link and enter as guest:
iatefl.adobeconnect.com/tdsigwebinars/

#tdsigcarnival tweets!

What do you have to say about a key event in your teacher development? Join the #tdsigcarnival convo below!

A couple member blog posts

We’ve collected a couple blog posts related to our #tdsigcarnival topic!

From Rob Howard: Look Who’s EFLTalking!

From Laxmi Prasad OjhaThrown away in the crowd: Reflection on my first teaching job

From Shiny ChristyEducation 3.0 colonization and the theory of designing maximal neuron stimulated curriculum.