We’ve teamed up with leading experts in the use of technology in language learning, teaching and assessment to bring you the Teachers Talk Tech podcast. We dive...
What are employability skills and why are they crucial for the future workplace? How can language teachers incorporate them in the class? Join us in this episode of Teachers Talk Tech as we explore the essential soft skills for work, from emotional and leadership skills to decision-making, critical thinking and teamwork.Our special guests, Craig Thaine and Cecília Lemos Harmer, share their experience and tips on how language teachers can support the development of these skills.This episode covers:Employability skills in language teachingPractical examples and activitiesDigital literacy and technologyTips for teachers on how to develop their own employability skillsThe future of the workplaceLinks and references:The Cambridge Employability Skills Framework documentThe research project Craig refers to in the conversationListen to more episodes on: https://camengli.sh/3nGsp3b Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The future of assessment
In this episode of Teachers Talk Tech, we delve into the world of evolving language assessment with special guests Andreas Schleicher from OECD and Fran Woodward of Cambridge. They discuss how technology is transforming the way we measure language skills, moving away from traditional tests towards a more holistic approach.This episode explores:How technology allows us to assess real-life communication skills.The shift from fixed tests to ongoing learning evaluation.The exciting possibilities for personalised language learning.Tune in and discover how technology is revolutionising the way we learn and assess languages. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Innovation in teaching
Innovation is such a buzz word. In this episode, we’ll explain what innovation is when it comes to education. We’ll also explore how teachers can innovate, especially if working in constrained environments. We’ll reflect on the role of schools and managers in supporting teacher innovation, and look at some examples of everyday innovation for teachers to try out.Explore more:Mediating Innovation through Language Teacher EducationEnhancing learners’ critical thinking skills with AI-assisted technologyTop 5 EdTech trends for 2023 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Game-based learning
What is game-based learning and how is it different from gamified learning? In this episode, we’ll explore the benefits of games in language learning, and we'll debunk some of the common myths! Find out how to integrate games into your classes and help your students develop their game-based learning skills.Explore more:Game on, not game over: Using video games to teach EnglishMinecraft Adventures in English with Cambridge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Digital inclusion
What is digital inclusion and what does it look like in practice? In this episode, we’ll look at key approaches to inclusion and how they can support learners to better navigate digital resources. We’ll also explore the skills teachers need to promote digital inclusion inside and outside the classroom.Explore more:Supporting students with specific learning difficulties in language learningCambridge University Press & Assessment accessibility statement Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We’ve teamed up with leading experts in the use of technology in language learning, teaching and assessment to bring you the Teachers Talk Tech podcast. We dive into topics such as AI, teaching in virtual reality, digital inclusion, game-based learning and innovation in teaching. Join us to listen to our experts and get practical tips on how you can best use technology to support learning inside and outside the classroom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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