Here’ a report on my talk, ‘Getting Them Speaking’, by Mark Hancock:
http://hancockmcdonald.com/blog/david-bradshaw-getting-them-speaking
Here’ a report on my talk, ‘Getting Them Speaking’, by Mark Hancock:
http://hancockmcdonald.com/blog/david-bradshaw-getting-them-speaking
Here’s a link to a copy of my presentation for today’s talk at the TESOL Spain Annual national Convention:
The 36th TESOL Spain Annual National Convention is on from 8th March to 10th March with the Title ‘Teaching with Technology and the Human Touch’. The venue this year is The Universidad de Sevilla. As always, there are many interesting talks and workshops in the programme. Take a look at the pre-programme here.
I will be giving my talk ‘Peer response in the writing process‘ in Room 204 on Saturday 9th March at 10:45, and on Sunday 10th March I will be running my workshop ‘Getting them speaking‘ in Room 203. I hope to see you there.
Sound advice on how to approach a conference – particularly with TESOL Spain only three days away!
This is the summary of the first #eltchat on Wednesday 14th March 2012. To find out exactly what #eltchat is, click here.
With IATEFL 2012 fast approaching and in the midst of the spring conference season, this #eltchat was aimed at helping both those who can and can’t attend conferences to get the maximum possible benefit from them.
Try to research the people and organisations who will be there. Find people on Twitter if possible – this should make it easier to recognise new faces.
Research speakers you plan to see – this will help you to decide which sessions to attend.
Make sure your bags aren’t too full – there is always something which you must buy!
Go to sessions you’re most interested in, not just because you feel you SHOULD go to a certain session. Do you really want…
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Here’s a link to my guest post on the TESOL Greece blog, about one of my talks in their national conference on 30th – 31st March in Athens. I’m very much looking forward to attending the conference.
http://tesolgreeceblog.org/2013/02/27/conference-preview-getting-them-speaking-by-david-bradshaw/
Here’s a link to the ‘Meet the Speakers’ feature on the TESOL Convention 2013 website, including a questionnaire sent in by myself:
TESOL Spain Convention 2013: Meet the Speakers
Here are a few events coming up over the next couple of months which might be of interest:
15th February TESOL Madrid regional ‘mini’ conference, International Institute
8th – 10th March TESOL National conference, Seville http://www.tesol-spain.org/en/pages/1/convention-2013.html
30th – 31st March TESOL Greece national conference, Athens http://www.tesolgreece.org/34th_Annual_International_Convention.htm
On Friday I was at the TEA Annual Conference in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife. Many thanks to Juan, Paz and the rest of the team for the warm welcome we all received and the great organization of the event.
Special thanks also to Shawn Redwood and Maite Molina for their fantastic talks.
In the links section of this blog you will find a copy of the powerpoint of my talk, ‘Peer response in the writing process’.
On 8th – 10th November, the 29th Jornadas TEA conference will be held in Puerta de la Cruz, Tenerife, organised by TEA, the association of English teachers in the Canaries.
You can find further information at the following link:
http://teacanarias.es/images/PDF/PROGRAMAXXIXJornadasTEA2012.pdf
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