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Tag Archives: ESL teacher PD
Scaffolding PD in Uzbekistan: Contextualizing Course Design
This is the first post in a series that highlights TESOL’s participation in the English Speaking Nation Secondary Teacher Training Program, where we designed blended learning opportunities for secondary public school English language teachers from several regions of Uzbekistan (read … Continue reading
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6 Questions to Ask When Designing Teacher PD
Last month, I paid homage to a number of dead ideas in professional development (PD), and they offer a great guide in thinking about what not to do! But what should we be doing? In this blog, I suggest six … Continue reading
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Tagged as ESL teacher PD, professional development, program administration
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10 Dead Ideas in Professional Development
Because October ushers in the Day of the Dead celebration, it seems fitting to take a moment to honor some of the cherished ancestors of modern-day professional development (PD). We would not be where we are without them, but it … Continue reading
Why Use the Term “Professional Development” and not “Training”?
Greetings readers! I am truly honored and excited about serving our global TESOL community as the new blogger on topics related to professional development! (Click here if you’d like to listen to this as a podcast!) Since this is my … Continue reading
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Tagged as ELT professional development, ESL teacher PD, ESL workplace training, PD, professional development, teacher training
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30-Minute PD With Your ELT Team: Norming
Are you looking for professional development (PD) to do with your English language teaching (ELT) team? I’m going to share with you a flexible PD activity that can be done in 30 minutes or over the course of a half … Continue reading
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PD Opportunities for EL Teachers During Summer 2020
There is an unprecedented amount of professional development (PD) for teachers of English learners (ELs) available virtually this summer. Much of it is available free and features well-known experts in the field of TESOL. There are full semester courses, Zoom … Continue reading
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Tagged as ESL teacher PD, online PD, online teacher education, PD, professional development, professional learning
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Google PD Courses and Certifications for EL Teachers
Consider taking advantage of Google training and certificate opportunities if you are looking to enhance your teaching and learning; are looking for ways to create clear, organized, and meaningful learning experiences for students while operating online; or are an avid … Continue reading
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Tagged as ELT professional development, ESL teacher PD, Google tools, Online courses, online PD, PD, professional development
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Trends in ELT PD: Micro-Credentials
Micro-credentials are a growing trend in professional development (PD), and they can be found across various teaching and learning contexts. These credentials are personalized, accessible, shareable, and “stackable” (allowing you to progress on a career path), and they are often rooted … Continue reading
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