07 November 2020

Standards-based teaching and learning

Standards-based education gives teachers and students clear goals, and if the standards are well-designed, a structured programme. However standards are not methodologies; when  incorporating standards into their practice, teachers must also make their lessons engaging while aiming at student success. This one-hour overview considers standards, objectives and competencies and reviews some sample teaching and learning standards as examples of how to do so.

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This is one of our Philosophy and Practice seminars - please click here for more information on our seminars programme. 

  • A C1 or higher level of English is assumed.
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2 comments:

  1. Good afternoon! i would like to know prices, dates about this course.

    best regards-
    María Andrea Cuevas.
    English Coordinator

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    1. Hi Mary, I apologise for not replying earlier, the site did not tell me I had comments however I have now turned on that feature. This flier is for a one-hour seminar giving a brief overview of the topic, and the fee depends on whether you are joining an "open" seminar (fee per person) or requesting a "closed" session (fee per hour not per participant). The course fee would depend on the length, structure, contents etc, I'll send you an email.

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