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The team are talking about three fundamental questions you need to answer before even starting to develop a language assessment: Why are you assessing? What are you assessing? Who are you assessing?
In this episode we have an expert guest speaker from the British Council.
Language assessment literacy is an area of language teaching that is easily overlooked. While most language teachers are involved in assessment, how much training have they had?
In this episode of Delivering Development, the podcast for language teachers and administrators, Kevin and Laura are talking about a few of the issues involved with running language assessment online.
In high-stakes situations, great language teaching is pointless without great language assessment. Delivering Development will be looking at language assessment in the next episodes.
In this edition of the podcast for language teachers and other professionals in the field, we looked at some observations of online teaching post-summer and the return to face-to-face.
In this edition of the CPD podcast for language teachers, we discuss the issues for teachers and learners of the general move online..
In episode 8, Pete and Laura have been involved in activities moving learning online as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and they shared some of their experiences with us.
This is a special edition brought out in the light of the ongoing covid-19 pandemic aiming to help you to continue serving your customers.
This episode brings in a slightly different format that we hope will enable us to look at some of the bigger subject areas in more depth. Today, we are looking at a structured approach to ESP teaching
This is a special edition of Delivering Development, our podcast on continuing professional development for language teachers and administrators. You can listen to the episode below on the embedded player, and you can also listen and subscribe to this and