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We are excited to welcome you to our Curriculum Summit in Asia on January 25-27, 2019! Below, please explore the individual sessions, and register for the sessions of your choice to design your own professional learning experience.

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Saturday, January 26
 

11:10am KST

Proofreading for English Language Acquisition Students
Limited Capacity seats available

The effect of good proofreading ultimately spreads beyond the English Language Acquisition classroom and improves the quality of written work across the complete programme of study. This presentation will focus on proofreading as a skill to improve writing and include workshop activities that focus on the process in practice, including collaboration and outcomes.

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Christopher Jay

EAL Teacher, Independent Schools Foundation Academy
Chris Jay is from York in the U.K and has been living and teaching in Asia for 17 years. He has a PGCE from the University of Nottingham and a Master’s Degree in Education from the University of Birmingham. Chris is currently teaching MYP English Language Acquisition & DP English... Read More →


Saturday January 26, 2019 11:10am - 12:10pm KST
Room #202

1:20pm KST

Supporting Teachers' Productive Beliefs and Practices for Working With Advanced Learners in IB TOK and AP Capstone
Limited Capacity seats available

This workshop will engage in dialogue about the importance of considering both disciplinary differences as well as intersectionality when conducting research as rising scholars in the academy. For the purpose of this session, we will focus primarily on the individual experiences, trajectories, and focus of expertise, while holding each other accountable via peer mentorship. Participants will learn about the different features between fixed and growth mindsets, the necessity for meta-cognitive skills, characteristics of G/T learners, and instructional practices to support them in these specific research courses.

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Galileo Chen-Ju Liu

Educational Specialist, Kang Chiao International School
Galileo holds a PhD in curriculum and instruction, with research interests in differentiated curriculum, gifted education and curriculum reform. Galileo currently serves as an Education Specialist at Kang Chiao International School.


Saturday January 26, 2019 1:20pm - 2:20pm KST
Room #207
 
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