I welcome you to the first ever ELT Techniques MOOC on WizIQ!
With over 1800 enrollments already, our Massive Open Online Course for English teachers worldwide starts on July 29. Here is the list of presenters:
1. Jason R. Levine
2. Dr. Nellie Deutsch
3. María Inés Brumana
Espinosa
4. Charles Goodger
5. Drew Badger
6. Dr. Christel Broady
7. Shanthi Cumaraswamy Streat
8. Andrew Weiler
9. Adir Ferreira
10. Sylvia Guinan
11. Michael Marzio
12. Mau Buchler
13. Vicki Hollett
The schedule for week 1 are as follows:
| Week 1: Monday, July 29-Sunday, August 4 | ||
| Class Date/Time | Presenter | Topic |
| Monday, July 29 9am-10am EST (1pm-2pm GMT) | Jason R Levine | Collocations: the building blocks of language |
| Thursday, Aug. 1 1pm-2pm EST (5pm-6pm EST) | Dr. Nellie Deutsch | Learning vocabulary through the jigsaw technique |
| Friday, Aug. 2 10am-11am EST (2pm-3pm GMT) | María Inés Brumana Espinosa | Learning vocabulary through video-based lessons |
For the complete schedule please visit the Course Page.
Check out what our participants are saying:
This is just an unbelievable line-up. I am extremely motivated to learn more with all of you.
I’m so excited about making my students kings and queens of vocabulary.
Wonderful! What a great synthesis of minds and concepts!
I can’t wait to start this adventure!
So what are you waiting for? Don’t miss out on the all the fun and learning. Start ELT-MOOCing with WizIQ and me today!
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i´M Lourdes Landeros from Mexico City.
Here in my country, people from different states like Veracruz do something similar to rapping, It´s called “sones”, and the singers improvise rhymes called “décimas”, telling the local news, or saying something about a specific topic. They play little guitars called “jaranas”.
To do these improvisations you need to have a lot of vocabulary and to have a fast brain to go putting the words that will have the same ending letters.
i´M Lourdes Landeros from Mexico City.
Here in my country, people from different states like Veracruz do something similar to rapping, It´s called “sones”, and the singers improvise rhymes called “décimas”, telling the local news, or saying something about a specific topic. They play little guitars called “jaranas”.
To do these improvisations you need to have a lot of vocabulary and to have a fast brain to go putting the words that will have the same ending letters.
thanks a lot. I ‘ve been teaching for 25 years now, but would always like to improve my teaching skills. Thanks a lot again
thanks a lot. I ‘ve been teaching for 25 years now, but would always like to improve my teaching skills. Thanks a lot again
Let the festival begin! 🙂
Let the festival begin! 🙂