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Training Needs Analysis
Teachers-Participants were
engaged in the following preparatory activities:
- a 1-week English
Language/C.L.I. L. refresher workshop to be accomplished before the start
of teachers' mobility (10 hours). The main task was to
analyse and detect the crucial needs of every C.L.I.L. practice in every
Subject. Coordinated by the English Language Teacher (C2-Proficiency Cambridge) and with the aim of
acquiring and sharing a more complete knowledge and awareness on the C.L.I.L.
crucial points, phases and peculiar needs, the workshop was also meant to
create a sort of basic and common background of needs and expectations
necessary for successful Training and Teaching actions.
In addition, within the
framework of the objectives of the Erasmus Plus Project
2016-1-IT02-KA101-023229, teachers and their Cambridge IGCSE students
were deeply surveyed through some specifically devised
Questionnaires.
Teachers' Questionnaire: they were asked to supply
information about their academic and professional backgrounds, classroom
resources, and the instructional materials and activities used to teach in the
Cambridge IGCSE Curriculum and thus promote the development of students’ skills
and strategies. Their responses were really important to detect their
teaching/learning needs and expectations, and were a vital part of the
learning/training process.
Students' Questionnaire: they were questioned about
their daily study habits, their apparent needs, their goals and interests,
Cambridge grading, Cambridge IGCSE teaching quality, Study Abroad Programmes
and, in general, about the main difficulties they have to cope with when
attending an English Language Course of studies.
The results of the students' survey are here.
After profiling Teachers and analysing their training needs, in close connection to their students' ones, the resulting set of information was sent to the Stafford House London, the Language Centre where the English Language training would take place, so that they could plan the appropriate range of language activities and practices.
The results of the students' survey are here.
After profiling Teachers and analysing their training needs, in close connection to their students' ones, the resulting set of information was sent to the Stafford House London, the Language Centre where the English Language training would take place, so that they could plan the appropriate range of language activities and practices.
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Vincenza R. Barbone