PROGRAMME
3 February
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PROGRAMME
3 February
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WELCOME
Welcome to the CITC 2024 F2F day! As you get ready for lots of sharing, networking and fun, please make your way to the frontdesk to get your badge and a special treat.
10.00 - 12.00 | ROOM 9
Beyond tests: Designing classroom assessment
Isabela Villas Boas | Cultura Inglesa
MINICOURSE | Assessment - Beyond tests - Practical tools
This session aims to guide educators in redefining their approach to classroom assessment beyond traditional instruments. Participants will be equipped with tools and insights for immediate application in their educational settings for the effective implementation of formative assessment. Join us for this hands-on moment and leave better prepared to foster a more dynamic and learner-centered approach to assessment.
10.00 - 12.00 | ROOM 12
Learner autonomy
Gabriel Lemos | National Geographic Learning
MINICOURSE | Best practices - Autonomy - Learner training
Learner autonomy is essential to make students aware that they cannot rely on their teachers all the time in the classroom. In this session, we will understand the importance of learner training, analyse some attitudes that do not foster autonomy, and explore potential solutions. Finally, we will discuss strategies for easy implementation in class.
10.00 - 11.00 | ROOM 15
All you need is paper... and a little love
Gabriel Keene | Cultura Inglesa
WORKSHOP | Best practices - Kinaesthetic learners - Paper
A compilation of dynamic activities to help teachers escape the textbook and add a kinesthetic element to their lessons while still being able to cover the content they need. Participants will leave this session with practical ideas that require only paper and very little preparation... As well as love for teaching.
BREAK
As you make your way to the next session, take the time to check out our sponsors' lounge and pay them a visit later today.
11.10 - 12.00 | ROOM 15
Learning to succeed through assessment for learning
Cláudia Lopes | Oxford University Press
WORKSHOP | Assessment - AfL - Learning evidence
Although Assessment for Learning (AfL) is described as “informally monitoring progress” (Boyd et al, 2019), can we carry it out on the spur of the moment? Hardly! Planning how and when to collect evidence of learning is extremely important to succeed using this tool. In this workshop, we will talk about AfL, experiment with planning tools such as backward design, the four-dimensional feedback, and the use of rubrics, look at samples of portfolios, self-assessment, peer assessment, reflective diaries and (why not?) even tests. We will also look at inquiry-based learning and project-based learning and discuss why these active learning approaches work so well alongside AfL.
LUNCH & SPONSORS' LOUNGE
Take the time to visit our sponsors' lounge, do lots of networking and, of couse... enjoy your lunch!
13.30 - 14.45 | ROOM 9
Swap Shop: Collaborative learning
Isabela Villas Boas | Cultura Inglesa
SWAP SHOP | Collaborative learning - Discussion - Practical takeaways
How about sharing your insights and queries with your colleagues in an informal, cozy way - no prep required? That's the idea of the Swap Shops, where you can speak for up to 5 minutes about something you've tried out in class, an experiment or research you're carrying out, or even a challenging student you could use some help with. Under the guidance of a mediator, you'll talk, listen, discuss and organise your ideas and insights, leaving the session with practical takeaways for quick implementation. Interested? So see you there!
13.30 - 14.45 | ROOM 12
Swap Shop: Collaborative learning
André Deschamps | Cultura Inglesa
SWAP SHOP | Collaborative learning - Discussion - Practical takeaways
How about sharing your insights and queries with your colleagues in an informal, cozy way - no prep required? That's the idea of the Swap Shops, where you can speak for up to 5 minutes about something you've tried out in class, an experiment or research you're carrying out, or even a challenging student you could use some help with. Under the guidance of a mediator, you'll talk, listen, discuss and organise your ideas and insights, leaving the session with practical takeaways for quick implementation. Interested? So see you there!
13.30 - 14.45 | ROOM 15
Swap Shop: Collaborative learning
Carla Moreira | Cultura Inglesa
SWAP SHOP | Collaborative learning - Discussion - Practical takeaways
How about sharing your insights and queries with your colleagues in an informal, cozy way - no prep required? That's the idea of the Swap Shops, where you can speak for up to 5 minutes about something you've tried out in class, an experiment or research you're carrying out, or even a challenging student you could use some help with. Under the guidance of a mediator, you'll talk, listen, discuss and organise your ideas and insights, leaving the session with practical takeaways for quick implementation. Interested? So see you there!
COFFEE BREAK & SPONSORS' LOUNGE
Enjoy the small treat that Cultura Inglesa prepared for you with lots of love! Also, take the time to visit our sponsors' lounge, do lots of networking and, above all... have fun!
15.20 - 16.10 | ROOM 9
Peer 2 Peer: Transforming classes into a collaborative space
Ana Flávia Ávilla | Cultura Inglesa
WORKSHOP | Best practices - Peer work - Visible learning
Have you ever found yourself in a rut, not knowing how to bring your students together in class? Have you ever wanted to use new methods during your lessons but didn't feel comfortable to do so? Well then, here I am! I'll help you untangle the wires around peer work and how to use it to improve your students' performance in class, as well as their sense of achievement as a group!
15.20 - 16.10 | ROOM 12
A two-way street: How peer teaching benefits teachers and headteachers
André Deschamps & Thayná Araújo | Cultura Inglesa
WORKSHOP | Teacher development - Peer teaching - Community of practice
This talk shares the process of a professional development plan, including lesson planning, lesson observations and feedback sessions, held by a headteacher and a year 1 teacher at Cultura Inglesa, which culminated in a peer teaching experience, aiming to highlight the practical outcomes that may arise from a community of practice focused on building awareness of your own teaching evolvement.
15.20 - 16.10 | ROOM 15
Ridiculous?! Me?! Having fun teaching young learners
Claudia Ribeiro | Cultura Inglesa
WORKSHOP | Best practices - Young learners - Practical takeaways
Teachers face several challenges when teaching young learners: the school syllabus, best practices to be chosen, meeting the deadlines... During the presentation we are going to share tips that work well with the Fun Quest series, one of the young learners course offered at Cultura Inglesa (CEFR Pre-A1).
CLOSING
Thank you for participating in the CITC 2024!! As you prepare to put into practice all you have discussed in the Conference, please remember to download your Participant Certificate from the Sympla platform, and check out the courses available at Faculdade Cultura Inglesa to take your career to the next level in 2024. We wish you a great year ahead, full of learning, sharing and caring! See you at the CITC 2025!!
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