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Macmillan Russia Primary Day

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Начало сессии в 12:00 по московскому времени 14 марта 2022 года.
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Для участия в вебинаре необходим компьютер с доступом в Интернет и колонки.

Приглашаем вас принять участие в вебинаре Macmillan Russia Primary Day, который пройдет 14 марта 2022 года.

Авторы пособий и методисты Macmillan Education готовят для вас выступления по самым актуальным вопросам преподавания английского языка.

Natalia Galanina,
Macmillan Education teacher trainer

Introduction

		Charlotte Rance, Charlotte Rance, Literacy consultant based in Brighton, UK. She has been working in the English Language Teaching industry for over a decade, and her key areas of interest are young learners and the use of stories and reading as a tool for language learning. Her main goal as a trainer is to provide practical advice and strategies that teachers can implement in their lessons.
		Snappy Sounds: Fast and effective Phonics Phonics teaching has grown in popularity around the world as a way for young readers to navigate the complexities of reading, writing and pronunciation of English. In this interactive session we will be exploring Snappy Sounds, the engaging and supportive systematic synthetic phonics (SSP) program from Macmillan Education. The session will focus on what makes Snappy Sounds unique, as well as exploring how the course works in the classroom.

		Joanne Ramsden, Joanne Ramsden works full time in a Spanish state school as part of the MECD-British Council Bilingual Project. She is currently teaching Science, Arts and Crafts and English Language in lower primary. She is the author of Macmillan Natural & Social Science1 & 2, Magic Phonics, and is also co-author of Play with Patch and Patch the Puppy 1 & 2 and Give me Five! levels 1-4. She has been involved in the local training programme for Bilingual Schools since it began in 2009 and has given training courses on Synthetic Phonics, CLIL methodology and Arts and Crafts both nationally and internationally.
		Hand in hand, together we can! The development of effective communication and cooperative skills is essential for modern life. Cooperative learning encourages participation and allows every learner to make an active and positive contribution to the class. We will explore practical activities to ensure our students begin to communicate confidently through engaging tasks.

		Małgorzata Mróz, Teacher, teacher trainer at Macmillan teacher training team. Małgorzata supports beginner and experienced teachers with classroom management, course preparation and professional development. She has given multiple talks in conferences and webinars, as well as taken part as a speaker in events such as PASE YL. Małgorzata is a certified Cambridge YL examiner and has taken part in many exam sessions. She has also conducted Cambridge TKT YL and TKT CLIL courses.
		Mixed Ability Toolbox - Keeping All Your Students Engaged Our classes usually consist of students whose skills vary greatly: some of them learn to build more complex language structures quite quickly, some are extremely creative with language use but struggle with accuracy, while others make almost no mistakes but don’t go beyond simple sentences. The question that naturally follows is how to make sure that our students make progress despite having different learning strategies, knowledge, sets of skills, interests, and levels of enthusiasm. In this session, we will focus on practical, tried-and-tested solutions to teaching English in such mixed ability groups of young learners. We will also see how to adjust some ready tasks to meet the needs of our students and make sure they all benefit from the classes.