OUP Summer Training August 2007

Intensive Teacher training Course 21-24th August 2007

Thanks to Jobbágy Ilona and her OUP team the Teacher Training was attended by upwards of 350 teachers from all over the country.
(Note: At the bottom of this page are galleries of photographs)

Participants followed a strict timetable for their special areas, primary, secondary or adult. There were 6 primary, 4 secondary and 2 adult groups where the material was carefully selected to suit the level.

In the primary sections, for example there was a greater concentration on creativity and practical skills graduating to a much more intellectual, grammar based approach for the adults with motivational aspects included.

The type of sessions are listed below, the morning being taken up with workshop/lectures (2 x 90 minutes) and the afternoon with two plenaries (2 x 60 minutes) held either in the main hall with everyone participating or in two sections, one in the hall and one in the ‘diszterem’.

Afternoon Plenary Sessions:

Tuesday:
Smart Choices/Assertiveness – Sántháné Gedeon Mária
Working with Electronic Whiteboards – Kelemen Ferenc, OUP

Wednesday:
Cinema English – Molnár Miklós
Extensive Reading – Harriet Seymour OUP Oxford

Thursday:
Aspects of Language Change – David A. Hill
New Primary Courses – Harriet Seymour
New Secondary/Adult courses – OUP

Friday:
Working with Grammars, Dictionaries and other Supplementaries
(Hall: Primary & Diszterem: Secondary/Adult)
Farewell Singlish and raffle – Steve Jones – Singlish

Left: Jilly Viktor and Steve Jones

21st August 2007 – Classroom images

21st August 2007 – Other images

22nd August 2007 – Classroom images

24th August 2007 – Jilly Viktor session images

24th August 2007 – Classroom images

 

Workshop Sessions offered:

Tanulás-módszertan – Szénásiné Steiner Rita
An Approach to Project Work – David A Hill
Motivasting young Teenagers – Kelemen Ferenc
Some Underused Tips – Sántháné Gedeon Mária
Communicative Grammar Activivites – Elekes Katalin
Grammar under 12 – Pálos Ildikó 
Exam preparation can be fun – Gróf Szilvia
Grammar through drama – Sillár Barbara
100 Internet ideas for the classroom – Prievara Tibor
Exploiting Texts – Richard Storton
Working with Vocabulary – Kakulya Mónika
Getting to Know the Learner – Éder Mariann
Activating a story – Enyedi Ágnes
Exams and the real world: finding the balance – Rézműves Zoltán
Working with Puppets and Masks – David A Hill
Music in Lessons – Jilly Viktor (Friday 24th only)