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DOT & LINE TEACHER’S WORKSHOP: BUILD YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

The art of acquiring a language and its application is similar to that of weaving a tapestry. To ensure that the learners develop language proficiency, strands of the four primary skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing need to be interwoven in a balanced and effective way. Exposure and practice of these skills can help the learners become effective users of the language.

In light of the above mentioned, TRC offers a short course for those who wish to improve their proficiency in English language. This course explores the foundational sentence construction, problem words, common grammar mistakes, and much more through practical, hands-on exercises. You will learn through short videos, examples, and even fun games.

Take your English language proficiency to the next level!

Students need to be able to talk about their learning with their teachers and other students in a variety of contexts to become independent, self-motivated learners. Research proves that students learn and retain more from dialogic discussions than through lecture or question-and-answer sessions. This workshop is designed to help teachers transform their classrooms into active, engaging learning centers by organising thought-provoking classroom discussions.

Feedback is an important component of the formative assessment process. It informs teachers and students about how students are doing relative to classroom learning goals. Giving good feedback is one of the skills teachers need to master as part of meaningful assessment, as it can be very powerful if done well. Good feedback contains information that students can use, which means that students have to be able to hear and understand it.

Media plays a pivotal role in today’s society and is an unavoidable aspect of the environment of a child. Therefore one cannot ignore the impact that it has on the children. This workshop will focus on understanding the different types of media and strategies to manage there impact on children.