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New Ways of Working for New Ways of Learning [Event Round-Up]

New Ways of Working for New Ways of Learning [Event Round-Up]

On Saturday Sophie from emc headed down to London to the beautiful Macmillan campus for MaWSIG's conference 'New Ways of Working for New Ways of Learning'. The day was a real mix of practically looking at the ways in which our working practices have changed over recent years to how these have impacted the classrooms [...]

By emc design|2017-01-11T15:57:32+01:00February 23rd, 2016|Categories: ELT, Events|Tags: Antonia Clare, Bev Alderson, CPD, digital pedagogies, ELT, Emerging new pedagogies, Emerging new pedagogies: should we change the way we design classroom activities?, Graham Allcott, Heather Buchanan, IATEFL, Julie Norten, Kirsten Holt Macmillan Education, Looking after number one, Macmillan Campus London, Macmillan ELT, Macmillan London, Material Writing, Materials Writing Special Interest Groupp IATEFL, MaWSIG, MaWSIG Conference, MaWSIg conference macmillan, New ways of working for new ways of learning, Practically Balanced, Productivity Ninja, Research on languag learning, SIG, Sophie O'Rourke, The Stables Macmillan campus, The Tsables, Think Productive, Thom Kiddle NILE, Working in a digital space, Writing Effective 21st Centurt Materials|3 Comments

Upcoming IATEFL MaWSIG Events

We are pleased to announce that Sophie, our Business Development Manager here at emc design, will be co-ordinating three upcoming events for IATEFL. IATEFL (International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language) is an organisation for English Language Teachers to develop and support each other throughout the world. They regularly post their online [...]

By emc design|2017-01-11T15:57:42+01:00November 6th, 2013|Categories: ELT, eMC folk, Publishing, Updates|Tags: Antonia Clare, Berni Wall, EFL Conference, ELT, emc design, IATEFL, Johanna Stirling, John Hughes, Laura Austin, Laurie Harrison, Lewis Lansford, Life National Geographic Learning, Macmillan, Marcos Benevides, MaWSIG, Nicola Prentis, Oxford University Press, Paul Dummett, Sarah Cunningham, Simon Greenall, Simon LeMaistre, Steve Elsworth, Sue Kay, Telephone English, Victoria Boobyer|0 Comments