Metacognition, Self-Assessment and Reflection: Techniques and Strategies to Help Learners Help Themselves.

Metacognition, Self-Assessment and Reflection: Techniques and Strategies to Help Learners Help Themselves.

Laura Moulten-Cambridge

Biodata

Teacher Trainer/Educational Consultant for Cambridge University Press, Turkey, Laura Moulton has been a teacher since early 2000 and a teacher trainer since 2004. She was a Trinity Cert Tesol trainer in the Czech Republic for five years, and has worked as an in-service teacher trainer since 2007. She completed her DELTA in 2005. Delivering training to KG, Primary, Secondary, University and Language School teachers, she has developed and delivered scores of workshops and training sessions at schools, universities and conferences in Prague and all over Turkey. Topics have included Phonology, Learner Autonomy, Developing Critical Thinking Skills, Reading Strategies for Young Learners, Using Literature in the Classroom, CLIL in the EFL classroom, Material-free, Student-Centred Teaching, Cultural Dimensions in EFL, as well as many structure- and skills-focused sessions. 


Abstract

Metacognition, Self-Assessment and Reflection: Techniques and Strategies to help learners help themselves.

In this session, we will look at why these things are increasingly important for our learners and explore ways to integrate them seamlessly into our lessons (and beyond!)

This session is for all teachers, as we can begin our metacognition and reflection learner-training from a very young age and it’s a journey that continues throughout our learners’ lives, even into adulthood, So hopefully you will also find ways to deepen your own metacognitive and reflective skills!


This all sounds very heavy! But any approach to learning must also be engaging, motivating and fun, otherwise, it would be self-defeating. So come along and have some fun thinking about thinking, learning about learning and reflecting on your thinking and learning.


Quota: 25

Venue: C1 / 14.00-15.00 | 15.30-16.30