About the webinar
This workshop will begin by exploring inclusive English teaching, which involves creating a learning environment that respects and values the diverse backgrounds, abilities, and needs of all students.
The next stage of the workshop will demonstrate how to differentiate the curriculum, linking support strategies to assessment strategies that align with all Department of Education assessment policies.
Finally, we will discuss understanding challenging learner behavior and preparing for multi-level teaching to create a supportive psychosocial learning environment.
This workshop aims to provide you with practical ideas to assist in planning inclusive lesson plans, conducting inclusive lessons, and setting assessments that are inclusive for teaching English as a first additional language.
About the speaker
Khanyisa Praisis Makhubele is a dynamic young educator at Shapeve Primary School, located in Mpumalanga, known as the 'place of the rising sun'. She holds a bachelor's degree in Social and Health Psychology with a major in English, a postgraduate certificate in education, and is currently pursuing a postgraduate diploma in Inclusive Education. Passionate about fostering positive engagement and improvement in education, she served as a master trainer in the online English teaching course offered by the Department of Education of South Africa in collaboration with the British Council. Khanyisa believes that equipping educators with effective teaching methods empowers them to overcome any challenges they encounter in their classroom environments.
Date recorded
Saturday 6 July 2024