Вебинар состоится 26 июня 2022 года в 12:00 (по Московскому времени). В течение суток на почту участникам будет отправлена запись и электронный сертификат.

В 2021 году у Лео вышла книга Activities for Alternative Assessment (Delta Publishing). На вебинаре автор обобщит опыт нестандартного оценивания аудирования и чтения и поделится способами сделать занятия более живыми и разнообразными. 

Подробнее о вебинаре:

Listening and reading activities in ELT materials usually follow an established formula and come accompanied by comprehension questions. In this webinar, we will look at some alternative forms of assessment of the receptive skills. These alternatives not only bring variety to the classroom but allow for assessment of the process of reading and listening and thus help the instructor to identify areas where learners have problems and need support.

Registration fee: 2200 рублей. Возможно приобретение группового билета со скидкой 20% (4+1). По всем вопросам обращайтесь к организатору мероприятия через форму обратной связи либо через сообщения паблика EnForce: Your English and Teaching в ВКонтакте (https://vk.com/en_force).

About the trainer:

Leo Selivan has been involved in ELT for 20 years in various roles: teacher, examiner, teacher trainer, senior teacher, materials writer, e-moderator. He was lucky to start his teaching career with the British Council in Tel Aviv, where, among other things, he was a content writer for the British Council & BBC website TeachingEnglish. Today, Leo is a freelance lecturer teaching courses in Second Language Acquisition, ELT methodology and discourse analysis to pre-service and in-service teachers.

Leo has given teacher training workshops, and mentored teachers and teacher trainers in Azerbaijan, Armenia, France, Italy and Turkey. His professional writing credits include Activities for Alternative Assessment (Delta Publishing, 2021), Lexical Grammar (Cambridge University Press, 2018),  and articles in Modern English Teacher, EFL Magazine, The Guardian Education, Humanising Language Teaching as well as his own aptly-named blog Leoxicon (http://leoxicon.blogspot.com).