S3 28.0 Mitigating Student Motivations and Teacher Beliefs

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Recorded09 Jul 2023

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Join us to hear Mick King, an English teacher in Qatar at Qatar Community College, share with “Mitigating Student Motivations and Teacher Beliefs.” All too often teachers have fixed ideas about why students are learning a language but sometimes those ideas are not correct. Students can have different motivations and expectations than the teacher thinks. Mick asks us to consider making a teaching/learning contract with students at the beginning of the semester to discover why students are taking your class and what they really want to get out of it. Join us to hear more! Top Tips -teacher beliefs -student motivation -motivating learning -afternoon/night students #teachingtips#tesol#esl#elt#tesolteaching#education#innovation#creativity#communication#CPD

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