21 June 2017 / by Ryan Beaudelaire

Teacher Talks - Sharing expertise and experience

Teacher Talks - Sharing expertise and experiences

Things worth sharing

We´ve had something up our sleeve for the last few weeks and we´re ready to do what we love and share it with you!

Here in Barcelona, our team of Oxinity teachers have been preparing short Teacher Talks, or presentations, to share their specialised area of interest or expertise during our Friday Meetings.

Our intention is to give some insight into the different subjects, skills or experiences that we all have and share them with each other so that we have a broader outlook on things and to have some insight into these different areas to help us when we are teaching and creating new content.

So far we have had 12 Teacher Talks from a wide variety of subject areas and backgrounds, so take a look below and see if any of these Teacher Talks would interest you, click the link and enjoy!

Watch the Teacher Talks videos here

Human Resources and giving feedback - Peter Nesbitt, Ireland.

Hospitality, Hotels and Guest Relations - Emily Kopec, USA.

Geography, Endangered Species - Paulina Mieldazyte, Ireland.

Sales Techniques - Ben Fuller, England.

The Cinema Industry - Ashley Curran, Ireland.

Marketing and Magazines - Michael Turnbull, England.

Illustrating and Children's Books - Curtis Amable, England.

Salsa Dancing - Krzyztof Winiarski, Poland.

Middle East Conflict, Private Security Services - Saara Salminen, Finland.

Inspiring Creativity - Joel Holmes, England.

Medical Insurance in the USA - Mihaela Boboc, Romania.

History of English - Paul Jarvis, England.

Check out the teachers who have participated so far here

Peter Nesbitt, Emily Kopec, Paulina Mieldazyte, Ben Fuller, Ashley Curran, Michael Turnbull, Curtis Amable

Krzyztof Winiarski, Saara Salminen, Joel Holmes, Mihaela Boboc, Paul Jarvis

Killer Presentations Tips - http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/18-tips-for-killer-presentations.html

Why is knowledge sharing important? - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-knowledge-sharing-important-workplace-amrita-bulchandani

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June 2015

Different levels of learning in the same ESL classroom

by Rob Wylie

Teachers need to be as prepared as possible before every time they enter the classroom, this includes for the class itself but also for any other questions, queries or problems that may come up throughout the class. However, no matter how well you prepare there is always the chance that something will catch you off guard and take you by su...

17

June 2015

Teaching English in Bars. Love learning with a cup of coffee!

by Rob Wylie

Teaching English in a bar? Throughout your whole life you may have spent your class time in a classroom, meeting room or office. But do you always need to learn in these types of places? Are there other environments which can provide perfect study locations? Why not teaching English in Bars? ...

16

June 2015

Is grammar important?

by Elena Riches

Learning a second language essentially consists of 'Reading', 'Listening' and 'Speaking'. 'Writing' isn't particularly necessary unless the student expresses that they want to learn to write and, even then, it can be learned quite easily once the speaking and reading have been mastered. So, is grammar importan...

12

June 2015

Developing Technology in Education Collaborative Project

by Gerardo Matos

To develop a collaborative project that presents the Oxbridge English Teaching System and how we incorporate technology in it...

12

June 2015

Proficiency Levels In English. Building Level Placement Parameters

by Matthew Gichohi

Recently the Academy's teachers came together to discuss what they need to keep in mind when deciding their students' proficiency levels in English and if advancement is warranted . The discussion was motivated by a lack of consensus on various students' levels and their progress. In a system where communication is prioritize...

09

June 2015

Teaching Students From Diverse Backgrounds

by Elena Riches

One of the challenges that teachers can encounter is having to teach students from diverse backgrounds in the same class as this makes the teacher obligated to meet the needs of different language students where differentiated instruction is required. This would not always apply to school classes but private classes, where you could have a mi...

05

June 2015

Icebreakers for the ESL classroom

by Rob Wylie

An icebreaker is a game, activity or event which is often used to welcome new people into a group or to help start group work and conversation. The idea is that the icebreaker will help everyone involved feel as comfortable as possible with one another especially when participants do not know each other. It should be used as a way of introduc...

02

June 2015

How to get students talking and enjoy the experience

by Elena Riches

How to get students talking in English is one of the biggest challenges if you are a new TEFL teacher. There will be times during your experience as a teacher where a student finds it difficult to openly talk and if you can't encourage them to do so, neither of you will be be going anywhere fast so, let's see how to...

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May 2015

Teaching English to Beginners: No Spanish, Please!

by Rob Wylie

When teaching any level of any language there are certain things that we teachers need to remember, but how do these things change depending on the level? What is it that changes when teaching English to beginners? ...

29

May 2015

Context clues: Putting language in perspective

by Vincent Chieppa

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21 June 2017 / by Ryan Beaudelaire

Teacher Talks - Sharing expertise and experience