El proyecto Arrugas sigue generando emociones más allá de nuestra fronteras.
Esta vez, llega nada más y nada menos que a un prestigioso periódico británico dentro de una sección educativa de reconocida calidad y amplio seguimiento entre el mundo educativo anglosajón.
En la mesa redonda a la que nos invitan,
el jueves 16 de mayo de 19.00 a 21.00 horas españolas, encontramos a una profesora española que cursó sus estudios de Bachillerato en un instituto público de Majadahonda.
Ahora, como profesora en un centro británico, acudió al
II Encuentro eTwinning de profesores en castellano: Haciendo equipo de octubre en Madrid y propuso un proyecto europeo con la película arrugas ...
Asi lo cuenta The Guardian
Estos serán los componentes de una tarde hablando de la enseñanza de lenguas
Our panel
Vicky Gough, adviser, schools, British Council
Vicky
has worked across of range of British Council programmes for schools in
the UK and overseas and is especially interested in those that can
support the teaching and learning of languages as well as global
learning, such as language assistants, international school partnerships
and
eTwinning.
Alicia Diez Ruiz, MFL teacher, Capital City Academy, London
Alicia
is a secondary languages teacher and a dedicated linguist specialising
in cross-curricular teaching. She is currently leading an E-twinning
project commended by the British Council.
Diana Linford, teacher, Steeton Primary and Eastburn Junior and Infant Schools, West Yorkshire
Diana
teaches key stage 2 French and uses eTwinning projects regularly in the
classroom, giving pupils the opportunity to work with international
partners for language and cross-curricular work, including the use of IT
tools such as video-conferencing, blogging and video.
Neil Jones, assistant head teacher, Sir John Cass Red Coat School, Stepney
Neil
is a teacher of Spanish and French and is a former lead practitioner
for languages for the SSAT. Neil also shares teaching ideas through his
blog. He also tweets
@neildj1.
Bertram Richter, head of languages, Tile Hill Wood School in Coventry
Bertram is head of languages at
Tile Hill Wood school and language college in Coventry. You can find out about what they are up to on their languages blog site.
Sandra Underwood, link co-ordinator and MFL teacher, LSA Technology and Performing Arts College, Lancashire
Sandra
has been working as MFL teacher for eight years and a link co-ordinator
for international schools for four. She speaks four languages, English,
German, French and Hungarian and is the eTwinning Ambassador for the
north-west.
Isabelle Jones, head of languages at The Radclyffe School, Oldham
Isabelle
is a head of languages and French and Spanish specialist with
experience of secondary and primary language teaching. She is a keen
Twitter user
@icpjones, regularly
blogs and speaks at conferences across the UK.
Joe Dale, independent consultant
Joe is an independent consultant and former languages teacher. He blogs
here and tweets as
@joedale.
Dr David Ceiriog-Hughes, French teacher, Winchester College
David
has taught French and German for 24 years at Winchester College. He was
a schools MFL inspector for 10 years and is an eTwinning ambassador on
behalf of the British Council.
Suzi Bewell, PGCE course leader for MFL, University of York
Suzi
is a PGCE course leader for MFL at the University of York. She is an
independent languages consultant and has also worked extensively with
ALL, Network for Languages and CILT. She is a British Council etwinning
ambassador and avid member of the #mfltwitterati. Her children are
bilingual despite having an English husband. Suzi blogs
here.
Nick Mair, director of languages, Dulwich College
Nick is director of languages at Dulwich College. He is particularly interested in
CLIL and
Flame
projects which include butterflies, solar ovens, paper engineering,
periscopes, parachutes and an eco greenhouse made from water bottles. He
is a supporter of
Speak to the Future – the Campaign for languages.
Os esperamos :-)))
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