Beyond islands: Teaching mixed-ability classes | Erika Osváth

For well over a century education’s purpose has been to feed industrialization. Thus, education has turned into ways of sharpening the intellect to dissect and divide things, putting people on separate islands of their own bound by what they know. However, the possibility of building a better future cannot happen without inclusiveness and inclusivity. Teaching mixed-ability classes is exactly about inclusiveness and inclusivity through creating the right conditions where all our students flourish. In this interactive webinar, we will look at tips and strategies for how to engage all learners and enable their own potential to be discovered and realized.

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Erika Osváth, MEd in Maths, DTEFLA, is a freelance teacher, teacher trainer, materials writer and co-author with Edmund Dudley of Mixed Ability Teaching (Into the Classroom series, OUP). Before becoming a freelance trainer in 2009, she worked for International House schools for 16 years in Eastern and Central Europe, where she worked as a YL co-ordinator, trainer on CELTA, LCCI,1-1, Business English, YL and VYL courses, and Director of Studies. She has extensive experience in teaching and mentoring. Her main interests lie in helping teachers bring out the best of both themselves as well as of their learners in both face-to-face and online teaching.

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