Teaching and Learning: Sharing What Works

The Center for Language Education is hosting a Conference on Teaching and Learning: Sharing What Works, this Thursday, December 5th. Please join us as we discuss a wide range of pedagogical topics, touching upon issues which have proven results within the field of not only linguistic attainment but also expanded teaching strategies which can positively influence any discipline.

Conference Agenda

4.00 to 4.10

  Welcome Remarks from

Dr. Li Yuan

4.10 to 4.30

  Pedagogy into Practice by

Matthew Jellick and Wenni Xie

4.35 to 4.55

  Step Away from the Textbook by

Tyler Horton

5.00 to 5.20

  Formative Assessment in English Language Teaching: From Ideas to Action by

Martina Dorn

5.20 to 5.40

  Using L1 (Chinese) in L2 (English) Classes by

Xinting Zhang and Jenny Hirst

5.40 to 6.00

  Using OneNote as a Classroom Presentation Tool by

Brian Butler

6.00 to 7.00

  Refreshments

6.00 to 7.00

  Student Poster Presentations on Effective Teaching and Learning

7.00 to 7.20

  Read a Fiction in Class? Yes! by

Rongrong Dong

7.20 to 7.40  

Writing Rites Right: The Art of Authorship by

Stephen Pellerine

7.40 to 8.00  

Metacognitive Strategy-focused Instruction in a WAC Programme: The Impact on Performance in Writing

7.40 to 8.00

  by

Shari Dureshahwar Lughmani