TeachingEnglish: How to teach online
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- A free workbook with extra learning content and resources connected to the course contents
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What are the self-study modules in How to teach online?
- Module 1 – Understanding remote teaching
The aim of this module is to help you to think about what’s needed to begin remote teaching. It looks at what remote teaching is and how it can be different in different contexts. It also looks at the importance of developing remote teaching skills, and how to include them in your teaching.
- Module 2 – Planning and adapting materials
In this module you’ll look at how to plan lessons for remote learning. You’ll also look at how to adapt the activities in your coursebook so that they will work well in the remote classroom.
- Module 3 – Managing remote learning
This module looks at classroom management. It helps you to think about how to use the tools of the remote classroom to manage your learners. It also explores how to manage your own wellbeing, in the final unit.
Course reviews
What have other teachers said about how How to teach online helped them?
"I have used many of the practical ideas (cloze activity, use of the chat) and the recommendations for taking care of ourselves. Awesome!"
Course participant, Uruguay
"Well, after taking this course my online teaching classes have been positively modified. For instance, teaching writing was quite challenging for me, but now it’s fun and more exciting. The advantages of this course are numerous."
Course participant, Afghanistan
"I am looking forward to encouraging my students to create digital portfolios so that they can see their progress over time and share their work with others. I would also like to help them develop more specific listening and reading skills, using the suggested activities."
Course participant, Spain
Hello. Could you tell me please if you are planning to launch this course again?