How to make positive changes to your teaching - a five-step action plan

British Council | TeachingEnglish · Intermediate ·🍎 Teaching & Learning Design ·3w ago

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Presents a five-step action plan to make positive changes to teaching, including identifying areas for improvement and deciding on changes

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Do you get overwhelmed when thinking about your professional development? Small changes to your teaching can have a big impact on your classes and your students. This five-step action plan will help you identify changes you can make to improve your teaching: 1. Identify a situation you would like to improve or a problem you would like to fix 2. Decide what types of changes might help you achieve your goal 3. Find available resources 4. Choose ideas to try out in class 5. Evaluate the impact of the change. Get a free downloadable poster with all these tips: https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/training/professional-development-toolkit/how-make-positive-changes-your-teaching?utm_source=TEyoutube&utm_medium=social&utm_content=developmentaltoolkit
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