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About the Course

Learners will be introduced to designing lesson plans based on principles and knowledge of learning objectives, assessment plans, methods, materials, and learning activities. Learners will find and prepare appropriate teaching materials through careful analysis, adaptation and creation of professional resources. Learners will also reflect on the cohesion between lesson design and teaching philosophies....
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SS

Jan 31, 2021

What makes these courses is fun are the instructors. I love their role-playing, and they make me laugh sometimes. Not that the material is difficult, but the instructors keep things from getting dull.

VK

May 4, 2023

I am so grateful for this opportunity. It is an amazing course. Interesting way of presenting the information and assessment. The most creative teachers, every time something new. It is so inspiring.

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By Tara J

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Jul 27, 2016

Helpful material and a really manageable pace. Cleverly presented.

By Norma N R M

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May 19, 2016

The course is really interesting and usefull. Congratulations.

By Rocio

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Feb 2, 2017

I enjoyed the course. It was very useful for my own lessons

By Falah S T

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Apr 2, 2019

Very good Teach English Now! Lesson Design and Assessment

By Diane F

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Mar 7, 2024

Well executed program. I will be buying Shanes book!

By Delvis I B

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Feb 27, 2017

Excellent guidance for new or seasoned teachers.

By Nelson A R A

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Jan 21, 2017

Great insight, good examples and practical tasks

By Makhrus A

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Jul 30, 2023

The course has helped me . Thank you so much

By Mauritius O

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Nov 5, 2020

Kudos to all! Had a fun time learning.

By kelly t

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May 21, 2020

Course is held up for student reviews

By Janice P E B

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Jul 28, 2018

Just use simpler words on the quizzes

By Ed G

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Mar 21, 2016

Excellent in content and delivery!!!!

By Suha A

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Jan 2, 2021

very informative and usefull

By Rukhsar S

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Jan 30, 2017

good way of teaching english

By Toyia B

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Sep 8, 2019

Really enjoy this program!

By Mariette R

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Sep 4, 2018

a little fast paced.

By Samer B

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Apr 11, 2020

good course thanks

By Ahmed A A E

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Sep 15, 2018

I like this course

By nop1

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Jan 27, 2018

good project

By Saltanat B

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Mar 16, 2020

very useful

By Marco A P M

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Apr 24, 2016

I loved it!

By Jia H

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Dec 5, 2021

useful

By Disila B

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Jun 22, 2022

Great

By Sarah R

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Jun 10, 2022

This course did provide a very clear, easy-to-follow overview of designing lesson plans/assessments. Everything was well explained with lots of clear examples. This would be a very valuable course to beginning teachers going into teaching regular English as a first language-speaking students.

However, I am concerned that this course falls into the same trap as a lot of other ESL teacher trainings. The model lesson plans and the model demonstration lessons were not in any way, shape, or form appropriate for real English Language Learners, except for the most highly advanced adult students who are simply fine-tuning their grammar and writing skills.

The teachers spoke to their "low intermediate" students in exactly the same way they would speak to fluent English speaking students. Rather than isolating skills, they dumped a huge amount of complex content into a single lesson. In real life if you tried this, students would mutiny.

This does a real disservice to new teachers who have never taught ESL before. One of the hardest things to understand for new teachers is what ESL levels look like. Example lessons could have been taught as they would be for true beginners and low intermediate student. Low intermediate students are not learning how to write a 5-paragraph essay. That is a task that is difficult even for regular English speakers. It just seems like it would have been easy to use a real ESL-appropriate sample lesson plan.

By Weisi Z

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May 11, 2016

The course is perfect, however, since I am a person who prefers more concise information and pragmatic skills, the teaching examples with analyses might seem lengthy and not so efficient for me.