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Past continuous vs Past Simple
Join us for an interactive workshop where we'll be sharing an exciting approach to teach past continuous and past simple tenses. Forget the traditional grammar lectures!
We'll dive into drama, movement, chant, and rhythm to make learning an immersive experience. The focus here is on your students naturally picking up these structures, rather than formally memorizing them. We keep grammar talk to a minimum, starting from what they already know, making the learning process intuitive and enjoyable.
Let's make grammar come to life without the usual fuss – join us for a fresh perspective on language tenses teaching!
Who is the workshop intended for
For teachers of English as a foreign language, as well as teachers of other foreign languages who can benefit from the demonstrated techniques.
Working language
English or Serbian, depending on the structure of the group.
Where
Online. Via the Google Meet platform. The link will be provided after registration and payment of the registration fee.
Duration of the workshop
90 minutes + 15 minutes for reflection and questions
About the presenter
Ivona Ranđelović is an award-winning English language teacher with over 23 years of teaching experience. In the first few years of her career, she broke free from traditional and conservative methods, opting for a fresh start. Over the years, she developed her own teaching approaches, blending them with existing unconventional methods to elevate her English language classes to a higher standard. Her ambition is to share her knowledge with fellow educators, contributing to the spread of innovative teaching methods and enriching the learning experiences of numerous students.
Fees
RSD 1.200
For trainees attending the BE workshop for the first time.
RSD 1.000
For trainees who have already attended BE workshops.
EUR 12
For trainees from other countries attending the BE workshop for the first time.
EUR 10
For trainees from other countries who have already attended BE workshops.
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Trainees contribute an amount they can afford.
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