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Conference, Denmark

The sky is the limit
The Roadmap to Success in English

February 2nd, 2023 in Kolding, Denmark at 12:30 pm

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We are excited to invite you to the conference ‘The Sky is the Limit, The Roadmap to Success in English’!

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Six primary and secondary schools from Denmark, Finland, and The Netherlands joined forces with ETS, Educational Testing Service (Princeton, USA) and Goal Testing to excel in English language teaching and to change the ways we think about the role of assessment in education.

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During this conference, we will take you with us on our journey highlighting the lessons learned within two years of collaboration as well as sharing best practices, ideas, resources, and key takeaways from the Erasmus+ project iBUILD IT.

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The conference is open to all and provides a rich program of professional development for English teachers in primary and secondary education, heads of language departments, school directors, academic managers, teacher trainers, researchers, and teacher training academy students alike.

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Register quickly to participate cost free through an EU-sponsorship! The conference fee is otherwise dkr. 1.000,- per person.

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Programme

12:30                Registration 

13:00 - 13:15    Welcome Speech

13:15 - 14:00    Integrating Oracy - Nat. Geo. 

14:00 - 14:15    Break

14:15 - 15:00    Workshop Round 1

15:00 - 15:15    Coffee Break 

15:15 - 16:00    Workshop Round 2

16:00 - 17:00    Networking / Drinks & Bites

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Location:

Kolding Kommune Uddannelsescenter

Ågade 27

6000 Kolding

Danmark

Keynote

Integrating Oracy in the Classroom
Alex Warren (National Geographic)
In English

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Workshops

Workshop - Round 1

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  1. CLIL: Using Music and Films to Teach US History
    Gitte Alstrup (Alminde Viuf Fælleskole, Denmark)
    In English

     

  2. Assessment for Better Learning
    Nalan Atabek (Goal Testing, NL) 
    Ozgen Bagci (Goal
    Testing, IT, NL, TR)
    In English

     

  3. Boosting Self-Efficacy through Differentiation in English Classes at Primary School​Martin Bredthauer (Vester Nebel Skole, Denmark)Maria Rosing Møller (Vester Nebel Skole, Denmark)Bonnie Maria Hansen (Vester Nebel Skole, Denmark)In English
     

  4. Supporting Motivation and Courage to Use Foreign Languages Using Games and Plays in Classroom Paula Havukainen (Kimpisen Koulu, Finland)Satu Ihalainen (Kimpisen Koulu, Finland)In English

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Workshop - Round 2

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1. Promoting Speaking Skills in the Primary Classroom 
Nalan Atabek (Goal Testing, NL)

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2. Research Insights - Interactive Workshop

- The development of written narrative skills among young language learners.

 - Development of speaking skills: Insights from EFL learners’ performances in a picture narration task.

- Primary to secondary school transition: Views and voices from English teachers across three European contexts.


Veronika Timpe-Laughlin (ETS)
Jeremy Lee (ETS)
Shinhye Lee (ETS)
Ching-Ni Hsieh (ETS)


 

3. Empowering Secondary School Students: Get Them Talking
Gitte Alstrup (Alminde Viuf Fælleskole, Denmark)
In English
 


4. Bridging the Gap: Transition from Primary to Secondary Education
Bernardien van der Vorm-Nijhof (Obs Stedeke, Diepenheim)
Pascalle Bobbink (Obs Stedeke, Diepenheim)
Diana Menger (SG De Waerdenborch, Goor)
In English

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