The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is gearing up for the TeachingEnglish Online Conference, organized by the British Council, which will take place virtually from October 10 to 30, 2024. This conference is poised to provide English teachers across Southeast Asia with a valuable opportunity to enhance their skills, gain insights into their students’ needs, and connect with fellow educators and prominent international experts in English Language Teaching (ELT).
Offering more than 16 hours of interactive online sessions at no cost, the conference focuses on equipping educators with the latest trends in ELT. Participants will have the chance to engage with sessions designed to motivate learners and foster a positive learning environment. This year's theme, 'Understanding Our Learners', features a variety of topics, including 'Motivation, Behavior, and Resilience: Strategies for Fostering a Positive Learning Environment', 'AI and EdTech: Exploring Accessibility, Equity, and the Future of Educational Technology', and 'English Language Teaching: Helping Learners Deepen Their Knowledge in Key ELT Areas Through Subject Mastery'.
Lotus Postrado, British Council Philippines Country Director, highlighted the significance of the conference as a platform for cross-regional collaboration. It facilitates the exchange of ideas and resources among ASEAN teachers, teacher educators, and leading experts. Participants will gain access to a comprehensive repository of teaching resources, as well as connections to the British Council's TeachingEnglish ecosystem, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment for professional growth.
The TeachingEnglish Online Conference promises to be an essential resource for educators looking to improve their teaching practices and better understand their students. With the British Council's commitment to enhancing the quality of English language education across the region, this event plays a vital role in supporting teachers and enriching learning experiences for students in Southeast Asia.
