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Are you interested in learning about different language teaching projects across Africa? Watch these previously recorded webinar talks and workshops. These videos are presented by experts in the field and cover a range of topics, from working in low-resource contexts to using social media, working through a global pandemic, storytelling, and intercultural engagement.

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Games and activities for language teaching

Watch a recording of this webinar looking at a variety of engaging games and activities for language teaching.

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Gender representation in Teaching Materials

Watch a recording of this webinar looking at teaching in a gender representation in teaching materials.

Decolonising the curriculum: reconstruction and modernisation of schooling, making use of Senegal as a case study

Watch the recording of this webinar about decolonising the curriculum through reconstruction and modernisation of schooling (Senegal as a case study)

Teaching English in a resource-scarce environment

Watch a recording of this webinar looking at teaching in a resource-scarce environment.

Maintaining stability in the wellbeing of teachers

Watch a recording of this webinar looking at teachers' lack of wellbeing and the solutions to teachers' challenges.

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Sustainable Development Goals in the classroom

Watch a recording of this webinar to learn various ways to implement sustainable development in the classroom.

Introducing environmental issues in language classes

Watch this webinar addressing the need to start teaching climate issues in classes.

Developing basic literacy

Watch a recording of our webinar looking at developing basic literacy.

Teaching antonyms

Watch this webinar about techniques for teaching antonyms using prefixes.

Learnings from the African classroom

Watch a recording of this webinar on Action Research with a cohort of teachers from Ethiopia, Nigeria and Sudan.