TESL Ontario Webinar

You’ve just landed your first ESL teaching position. Now what? How do you transition from learning to teach ESL to being in charge of your own classroom or group of students? It can be challenging and overwhelming to find yourself standing in front of a class, even a virtual one. But have no fear! The New Teacher Tool Kit will give you the tools you need to face your class confidently.

The presenter will cover key tips and best practices for organizing and setting up or arranging your classroom. It will also cover tips and best practices for planning lessons as well as assessing learners while managing learners and their needs. These tips and best practices will also be shared in a handout.

The key points to be covered in this webinar are:

• setting up your classroom,
• planning your lessons,
• assessing your students, and,
• managing your students.

WEBINAR TYPE

Teaching Best Practices

CATEGORIES

Assessment, Classroom Management, Lesson Planning/Ideas, Online Teaching/Learning, Organization

TEACHING SECTORS

All sectors

PARTICIPANT LEVEL

No previous knowledge required

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Rachel Fourny (she/her) has 20+ years combined in teaching, including ESL and FSL. A certified language assessor, she has taught in both the LINC and ESL programs and served as a team lead. She is also a certified PD Partner. She holds a B.Ed from the University of Ottawa, a B.A. from Andrews University as well as a CERTESL from the University of Saskatchewan and an i-to-i TEFL certificate from the United Kingdom.