Cambridge Day April 2017_Provadis

Cambridge English Examinations
Cambridge Day
am 20. April 2017
Wir laden Sie herzlich zum nächsten Cambridge Day in
Zusammenarbeit mit dem Klett Verlag/Cambridge University
Press in Frankfurt-Höchst ein!
Uhrzeit
14:00 - 14:15
Workshops
Welcome / Verlagsausstellung
14:15 – 15:45
Classroom Activities for Speaking
at B2 and C1 levels
15:45 – 16:00
Kaffeepause
16:00 – 17:30
Motivating your Students to be
Adventurous with their English
Termin:
20.04.2017
Beginn/Ende:
14:00 – 17:30 Uhr
Preis:
kostenlos
Ort:
Provadis Campus
Industriepark Höchst
B 835, Raum E 40
65926 Frankfurt am Main
verbindliche Anmeldung
bitte per E-Mail an:
Diane Oliver
[email protected]
Telefon: 069 305-45629
Sie werden überrascht sein, wie viel Unterstützung Ihnen
Cambridge English Language Assessment bietet!
Mehr Informationen unter:
www.cambridge-hessen.de
Akkreditierung: Die Veranstaltung ist von der
Hessischen Lehrkräfteakademie akkreditiert.
Cambridge Day Programme
Thursday, 20 April 2017
14:00 – 14:15
- Verlagsausstellung – Klett Verlag / Cambridge University Press
14:15 – 15:45
(A) Classroom Activities for Speaking at B2 and C1 levels
The session focuses on speaking competences that are typically problematic for candidates in
Cambridge English exams, as well as for students taking English oral tests at school. Participants
will take away activities and ideas that they can use both in their regular teaching and in exam
preparation. The seminar also aims to raise awareness of, and provide examples of, how such
speaking competences gain complexity from one CEFR-performance level to the next.
Presenter: Simona Petrescu, Cambridge English Language Assessment
16:00 – 17:30
(B) Motivating your Students to be Adventurous with their English
The English language is full of fixed phrases, idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs, which
native speakers use all the time. These expressions crop up in the learning materials even at the
lower levels. Learners of English, however, often tend to be cautious and reluctant to use these
expressions, usually because they just don’t feel comfortable with them or are afraid of getting
them wrong.
In this workshop we will take a look at and try out some classroom activities which focus on
expanding your students’ range of language and encouraging them to actively use a wider
spectrum of vocabulary and structures. The activities will mainly cover the B2 level according to
the CEFR, but you will be shown how to adapt them to lower or higher levels as needed. Some of
the activities will involve a free online tool, The English Profile.
Cambridge English Language Assessment gives learners credit for attempting more complex
language, even if the grammar is not absolutely correct or the vocabulary is not exactly appropriate
in the context. This positive approach to teaching, learning and assessing English will encourage
students to communicate more effectively and be more adventurous with their English.
Presenter: Diane Oliver, Cambridge English Language Assessment